what is the number that is one half of one qaurter of one tenth of 400?
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Your answer is 5.  But why aren't you trying to solve it yourself?'
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1. The only square digits are 1, 4, and 9, so the hundreds place could be 1 or 9.  It is 9 (See#3 for reason)\n2. The sqrt(16) is 4, so one more is 5.\n3.  If the hundreds place is 1, then 1/10 of 1 is 1/10.  Adding 1/10 you get 2/10 which is not a digit.  Thus, the hundreds digit must be 9.  1/10 of 9 is 9/10.  9/10 + 1/10 is 1.\n4. 30/5 = 6\n5. 2\nThus, the number is\n952.216
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1/2 is wrong.\n\n1/2 X 1/5 = 1/10 quadrupled is 4/10 multiplied by itself = 16/100\n\n1/5 = 20/100  \n\n20/100 does not equal 16/100.\n\nOK OK!! Math is about precision! there is no sloppiness in math. When you use the term "multiply it by itself" you are saying "squared". If you want to multiply by the original fraction, you should have said "multiply by the original fraction."
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approximately  1/365\n\n(one three hundred sixty fifth)
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32\n\n8 is a quarter (25%) of one "whole" number\n\n8 * 4 (quarter) equals 32
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To start, I'm guessing you meant for the second choice to be 1000, not 100.  In that case the answer is 900.\n\nEven better, I can tell you why John likes those numbers.  They are all perfect squares of numbers ending in zero.\n\n10^2=100\n20^2=400\n30^2=900\n60^2=3600
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240/1000=6/25\n1/52\n4/40=1/10
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there's 2 1/2s in 1, there's 3 1/3rds in 1, there's 4 1/4ths in 1, there's 5 1/5ths in 1, there's 99 1/99ths in 1, but i'm not too sure about tenths
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I think it should be something like\n\n1662/300*300\n\nso the answer would be 1662.\n\nHope it helps.
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half of 2 is one plus 2 = 3 simple
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1 1/2\n\nboth a whole number and a fraction
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divisions of seconds, such as milliseconds, or one thousandths of a second
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125\n\nie 1000/2 = 500 (1st half life)\n500/2 = 250 (2nd half life)\n250/2 = 125 (3rd half life)
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1 followed by 10^50 zeros\n\nSince a googolplex (notice it's googol, not google like the search engine) is a 1 followed by 10^100 zeros, the square root of that is just half the exponents; just like sq.rt. of x^2n = x^n.\n\n~ ♥ ~
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1) 6.4/100\n2) 100|6.400..since 100 cannot divide into 6, nor 64, you have to move the decimal point over until you reach a whole number that is divisible by the denominator (100). \n3) 0.0640\n\nI hope this clarified the problem for you!
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This is a simple ratio:\n\n50/90 = X/400\n\nCross multiply\n20000 = 90X\n\nIsolate the variable\n20000/90 = X\nX= 222.22222
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ok... think it out loud... 0.5 is the same as five-tenths\n0.05 is the same as five-one-hundreths\n0.005 is the same as five-one-thousandths\nso, 1.005 is the same as 1 and five-one-thousandths\nnow... 1 is the same as 1000/1000\nso 1000/1000 +5/1000 = 1005/1000\nthen you reduce by dividing both the top and bottom by 5 and you get your answer... 201/200\n\nthe same goes for 12.25\n0.25 is the same as 25/100 or twenty-five one-hundredths\n25/100 reduces to 1/4 when you divide the top and the bottom each by 25\nand 12 = 12/1, so multiply both the top and bottom by 4 and you get 48/4... then add the 1/4 from above and you get 49/4\n\n\nfor the second part... convert the mixed numbers into fractions first...\n11 1/3 is the same as 33/3 + 1/3 = 34/3\nNEXT... dividing is the same thing as multiplying by the reciprocal...\nSOO... 34/3 divided by 4/9 is the same as 34/3 times 9/4\nyou can look at the problem now and see that the 3 and the 9 cancel each other to get\n34/3 times 9/4\n34/1 times 3/4\n17/1 times 3/2\nanswer is 51/2 or 25 1/2\n\n2/B divided by 8/B is the same as\n2/B times B/8... and the B's cancel giving you\n2/1 times 1/8... then\n1/1 times 1/4\nwhich leaves you with\n1/4