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A decimal number cannot be divided by another decimal number having the whole part zero.

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Important Questions on Decimals

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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 3 - Decimals>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 2
Unlike decimal numbers can be converted into a like decimals by adding zeros at the end of the decimal part.
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 3 - Decimals>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 3
On multiplying a decimal number by a power of 10, it seems the digits move to the left of the decimal point by the same number of places as the number of zeros.
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 3 - Decimals>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 4
If there are m and n digits to the right of the decimal point in two numbers then in their product there are (m+n) or less non-zero digits to the right of the decimal point.
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 3 - Decimals>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 5
Subtracting 0.54 from a number is the same as subtracting 0.054 from it.
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 3 - Decimals>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 6
The product of a decimal number and a whole number can never be a whole number.
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 3 - Decimals>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 1
Every rational number can be expressed as _____________.
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 3 - Decimals>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 2
The expression 2.8×6.15÷1.23 is equal to_____
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 3 - Decimals>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 3
The number of digits in the decimal part of 5.68×3.222 is _____