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- Division of a Decimal by a Whole Number
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- Division of a Decimal by a Power of Ten
- Division of a Decimal by a Power of 0.1
- Decimal Division With Rounding
- Word Problem With Division of a Decimal and a Whole Number
- Word Problem With Division of Two Decimals
- Word Problem With Multiple Decimal Operations: Problem Type 2
- Average of Two Numbers
Word Problem With Multiplication of Decimal and Whole Number
A watermelon is 3 times as heavy as a papaya. If the papaya has a weight of 1.68 kg, what is the weight of the watermelon?
Solution
Step 1:
Weight of the papaya = 1.68 Kg
Number of times water melon is heavier than papaya = 3
Step 2:
Weight of the water melon = 3 × 1.68 = 5.04 Kg
John pays for his new car in 24 monthly payments of $649.99 each. How much will John pay for the car in total?
Solution
Step 1:
Monthly payment amount = $649.99
Number of months paid = 24
Step 2:
Total amount paid = 24 × 649.99 = $15,599.76
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