Are the fractions equal?
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Are the fractions equal?
The question asks if the two decimal numbers and are equal. Decimal numbers can have trailing zeros which do not affect their value. Therefore, is indeed equal to because trailing zeros after the decimal point do not change the number's value. Hence, the fractions are equal.
Which decimal number is greater?
Think of it like money: 75 cents is 75 cents whether you write it as 0.750. The extra zero doesn't add any value - it's just an extra placeholder!
Zeros matter when they're between the decimal point and other digits, like in 0.075. But trailing zeros at the end (like 0.750) don't change the value at all.
Convert both to fractions and simplify, or line up the decimal points and compare digit by digit. You can also subtract them - if you get zero, they're equal!
Yes! All three represent exactly . You can add as many trailing zeros as you want without changing the decimal's value.
These are completely different! 0.70 equals while 0.07 equals . The zero's position matters, but trailing zeros don't.
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