How to divide decimals - GRE Quantitative Reasoning

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by :

To do this division, you can divide as normal, or if you are having trouble, you can multiply both numbers by 10 to eliminate the decimal:

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by so you isolate the variable:

Then, divide the decimal--if you have trouble doing so, remember that you can multiply both numbers by to eliminate the decimal, and then divide as normal:

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by so you can isolate the variable:

Now divide. If you have trouble dividing decimals, you may multiply both dividend and divisor by to eliminate the decimal and divide normally:

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by so you isolate your variable:

Then, divide the decimals. If you have trouble with this, you can multiply both numbers by to eliminate the decimals and then divide normally:

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by , leaving you with:

Then simply divide the decimals, which will yield your answer:

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If you have trouble dividing the decimals, you can multiply both of the numbers by one followed by a number of zeroes equal to the number of digits beyond the decimal point (one hundred, in this case), then divide, then divide your result by the same number (one hundred again).

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by :

To do this division, you can divide as normal, or if you are having trouble, you can multiply both numbers by 10 to eliminate the decimal:

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by so you isolate the variable:

Then, divide the decimal--if you have trouble doing so, remember that you can multiply both numbers by to eliminate the decimal, and then divide as normal:

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by so you can isolate the variable:

Now divide. If you have trouble dividing decimals, you may multiply both dividend and divisor by to eliminate the decimal and divide normally:

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by so you isolate your variable:

Then, divide the decimals. If you have trouble with this, you can multiply both numbers by to eliminate the decimals and then divide normally:

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by , leaving you with:

Then simply divide the decimals, which will yield your answer:

.

If you have trouble dividing the decimals, you can multiply both of the numbers by one followed by a number of zeroes equal to the number of digits beyond the decimal point (one hundred, in this case), then divide, then divide your result by the same number (one hundred again).

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by :

To do this division, you can divide as normal, or if you are having trouble, you can multiply both numbers by 10 to eliminate the decimal:

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by so you isolate the variable:

Then, divide the decimal--if you have trouble doing so, remember that you can multiply both numbers by to eliminate the decimal, and then divide as normal:

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by so you can isolate the variable:

Now divide. If you have trouble dividing decimals, you may multiply both dividend and divisor by to eliminate the decimal and divide normally:

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by so you isolate your variable:

Then, divide the decimals. If you have trouble with this, you can multiply both numbers by to eliminate the decimals and then divide normally:

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by , leaving you with:

Then simply divide the decimals, which will yield your answer:

.

If you have trouble dividing the decimals, you can multiply both of the numbers by one followed by a number of zeroes equal to the number of digits beyond the decimal point (one hundred, in this case), then divide, then divide your result by the same number (one hundred again).

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by :

To do this division, you can divide as normal, or if you are having trouble, you can multiply both numbers by 10 to eliminate the decimal:

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by so you isolate the variable:

Then, divide the decimal--if you have trouble doing so, remember that you can multiply both numbers by to eliminate the decimal, and then divide as normal:

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by so you can isolate the variable:

Now divide. If you have trouble dividing decimals, you may multiply both dividend and divisor by to eliminate the decimal and divide normally:

To solve, first divide both sides of the equation by so you isolate your variable:

Then, divide the decimals. If you have trouble with this, you can multiply both numbers by to eliminate the decimals and then divide normally: