- A Multiply Each Of The Following Giving Your Answers As A Decimal In Simplest Form I 2 0 7 Ii 3 0 7 Iii 3 0 75 B E 1 (159.32 KiB) Viewed 14 times
- A Multiply Each Of The Following Giving Your Answers As A Decimal In Simplest Form I 2 0 7 Ii 3 0 7 Iii 3 0 75 B E 2 (292.58 KiB) Viewed 14 times
- A Multiply Each Of The Following Giving Your Answers As A Decimal In Simplest Form I 2 0 7 Ii 3 0 7 Iii 3 0 75 B E 3 (39.81 KiB) Viewed 14 times
a. Multiply each of the following, giving your answers as a decimal in simplest form. 1.2.0.7 ii. 3.0.7 iii. 3.0.75 b. Explain whether the traditional algorithm for multiplying decimals can be used for multiplying repeating decimals. c. Explain whether repeating decimals can be multiplied. iii. Choose the correct answer below. OA. 3.0.75-2.273 B. 3.0.75=2.27 C. 3.0.75-2.27 D. 3.0.75=2.3 b. Choose the correct answer below. OA. Since there is no right end to start with in repeating decimals, it is difficult to see how the traditional algorithm could be easily adapted. B. The traditional algorithm works the same for repeating decimals. OC. The traditional algorithm can be adapted for repeating decimals by having the student write the repeating decimal to five places and multiply like normal. D. Since there is no left end to start with in repeating decimals, it is difficult to see how the traditional algorithm could be easily adapted.
OA. Repeating decimals can be multiplied by writing them as rational numbers and performing the multiplication. OB. Repeating decimals can be multiplied by writing them as rational numbers, performing the multiplication, and then converting the product back to decimal form. OC. Repeating decimals can be multiplied as they are using the traditional algorithm. OD. Repeating decimals cannot be multiplied. Time Rema