Inactive Tutor answered 05/14/19
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New to Wyzant
6.000
5.738
borrows from the 6, then the 10, then the next 10
now it looks like this:
5.99 10
5.73 8
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0.262
CHECKS BY ADDING:
5.738
0.262
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6.000
Inactive Tutor
-6.000 5.738 ======= Starting at the last zero, I borrowed from the the 2nd zero 10-8=2 The 2nd zero is now a 9 because I borrowed 9-3=6 the 1st zero near the decimal point was changed to 9-7=2 .262 I grew up working these from the rear but I think it is easier as shown by other tutor to take a 1 from the 6 and turn it into a 1005/17/19