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Fundamentals of Mathematics, 2008a

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375<br />

Move the decimal point <strong>of</strong> both the divisor and the dividend 3 places to the right.<br />

Set the decimal place and divide.<br />

Thus, 1.0773 ÷ 0.513 = 2.1.<br />

Checking by multiplying 2.1 and 0.513 will convince us that we have obtained the correct result.<br />

(Try it.)<br />

Example 6.48<br />

12 ÷ 0.00032<br />

0.00032)12.00000<br />

The divisor has 5 decimal places.<br />

Move the decimal point <strong>of</strong> both the divisor and the dividend 5 places to the right. We will need<br />

to add 5 zeros to 12.<br />

Set the decimal place and divide.<br />

This is now the same as the division <strong>of</strong> whole numbers.<br />

37500.<br />

32)1200000.<br />

96<br />

240<br />

224<br />

160<br />

160<br />

000<br />

Checking assures us that 12 ÷ 0.00032 = 37, 500.<br />

6.7.4.2 Practice Set B<br />

Find the decimal representation <strong>of</strong> each quotient.<br />

Exercise 6.7.5 (Solution on p. 411.)<br />

9.176 ÷ 3.1<br />

Exercise 6.7.6 (Solution on p. 411.)<br />

5.0838 ÷ 1.11<br />

Exercise 6.7.7 (Solution on p. 411.)<br />

16 ÷ 0.0004<br />

Exercise 6.7.8 (Solution on p. 411.)<br />

8, 162.41 ÷ 10<br />

Exercise 6.7.9 (Solution on p. 411.)<br />

8, 162.41 ÷ 100<br />

Exercise 6.7.10 (Solution on p. 411.)<br />

8, 162.41 ÷ 1, 000<br />

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