Determine whether the exercise is correctly written or not.
The position of the decimal point corresponds.
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Determine whether the exercise is correctly written or not.
The position of the decimal point corresponds.
To solve this problem, we'll follow these steps:
Ensure the decimal numbers are aligned correctly according to their decimal points.
Perform the arithmetic operation to verify logical correctness.
Let's analyze the given numbers:
The first number is .
The second number is . We can express this as to simplify alignment.
Align the numbers vertically based on their decimal points:
Notice the decimal points are aligned. Now, perform the subtraction:
Start from the rightmost column:
Move to the next left column (tens column):
Result of the subtraction is .
Since the exercise primarily asks if the decimal points are aligned correctly, and they indeed align correctly, we conclude:
The exercise is written correctly with respect to decimal alignment.
Therefore, the solution to the problem is True.
True
Choose the correct writing form:
With decimals, place value matters! The digit 5 in 38.15 represents hundredths, while 3 in 122.3 represents tenths. Lining them up would be like adding apples and oranges!
Yes! Adding zeros helps you see the alignment clearly. becomes so both numbers have two decimal places.
Treat whole numbers as having a decimal point at the end. For example, 45 becomes 45.00 when working with numbers like 12.75.
Draw an imaginary vertical line through all the decimal points. If they all line up on this line, your setup is correct!
No! Whether it's addition or subtraction, the decimal alignment rules stay the same. Always line up those decimal points first.
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