Tracy S. answered 03/30/21
Experienced Elementary Teacher with Master’s degree in Teaching.
Assuming there is a decimal point in front of those numbers....(making them fractions and not whole numbers)
the correct answers would be .13 .15 .34 .38
Simar K.
asked 03/29/21Tracy S. answered 03/30/21
Experienced Elementary Teacher with Master’s degree in Teaching.
Assuming there is a decimal point in front of those numbers....(making them fractions and not whole numbers)
the correct answers would be .13 .15 .34 .38
Peter F. answered 03/29/21
Multi-level Elementary Math Teacher; 18 Years' Teaching Experience
Hi Simar,
If I am reading your answer choices above correctly, it looks like they are all whole numbers greater than 1?
If they are decimals instead (.15, .34, .56, .38, .13), then as general rules of math: those fractions' decimals that can be rounded up to 1 contain decimal values of 0.5-0.99, whereas fractions' decimals that can be rounded down to 0 contain decimal values of 0.01-0.49.
I hope this helps!
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