Mathematics For Machine Technology
Mathematics For Machine Technology
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ISBN: 9781337798310
Author: Peterson, John.
Publisher: Cengage Learning,
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Chapter 19, Problem 20AR
To determine

(a)

To multiply given two decimal numbers.

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Answer to Problem 20AR

  0.5550

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

An expression is given as 0.925×0.6

Calculation:

We have been given an expression as 0.925×0.6.

Multiplying given two numbers,

    0.925×0.60.5550

Hence, 0.925×0.6=0.5550

To determine

(b)

To multiply given two decimal numbers.

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Answer to Problem 20AR

  8.3490

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

An expression is given as 3.63×2.30

Calculation:

We have been given an expression as 3.63×2.30.

Multiplying given two numbers,

    3.63×2.30 000     1089 726 8.3490

Hence, 3.63×2.30=8.3490

To determine

(d)

To multiply given two decimal numbers.

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Answer to Problem 20AR

  0.3367

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

An expression is given as 4.81×0.07

Calculation:

We have been given an expression as 4.81×0.07.

Multiplying given two numbers,

    4.81×0.07 3367     000 +000 0.3367

Hence, 4.81×0.07=0.3367

To determine

(e)

To multiply given two decimal numbers.

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Answer to Problem 20AR

  0.0121

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

An expression is given as 12.123×0.001

Calculation:

We have been given an expression as 12.123×0.001.

Multiplying given two numbers,

    12.123×0.001 12123     00000 00000 +00000 0.012123

Hence, 12.123×0.001=0.012123=0.0121

  {Rounding off to 4 decimal places}

To determine

(f)

To divide given two decimal numbers.

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Answer to Problem 20AR

  2.1795

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

An expression is given as 0.85÷0.39

Calculation:

We have been given an expression as 0.85÷0.39.

Rewriting the given expression 0.850.39=0.850.39×100100=8539

Dividing given two numbers,

  392.17948 85.00000 78 70 39 310 273 370 351 190 156 340 312 28

Hence, 0.85÷0.39=2.17948=2.1795

  {Rounding off the number to 4 decimal places}

To determine

(g)

To divide given two decimal numbers.

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Answer to Problem 20AR

  10

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

An expression is given as 0.100÷0.01

Calculation:

We have been given an expression as 0.100÷0.01.

Rewriting the given expression 0.1000.01=0.1000.01×100100=10

Hence, 0.100÷0.01=10

To determine

(h)

To divide given two decimal numbers.

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Answer to Problem 20AR

  133.8667

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

An expression is given as 4.016÷0.03

Calculation:

We have been given an expression as 4.016÷0.03.

Rewriting the given expression 4.0160.03=4.0160.03×100100=401.63

Dividing given two numbers,

  3133.86666 401.6 3 10 9 11 9 26 24 20 18 20 18 20

Hence, 4.016÷0.03=133.86666...=133.8667

  {Rounding off the number to 4 decimal places}

To determine

(i)

To divide given two decimal numbers.

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Answer to Problem 20AR

  184.9624

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

An expression is given as 123÷0.665

Calculation:

We have been given an expression as 123÷0.665.

Rewriting the given expression 1230.665=1230.665×10001000=123000665

Dividing given two numbers,

  665184.9624 123000 665 5650 5320 3300 2660 6400 5985 4150 3990 1600 1330 2700              2660 40

Hence, 123÷0.665=184.9624

  {Rounding off the number to 4 decimal places}.

To determine

(j)

To divide given two decimal numbers.

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Answer to Problem 20AR

  0.0002

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

An expression is given as 0.00098÷5.036

Calculation:

We have been given an expression as 0.00098÷5.036.

Rewriting the given expression 0.000985.036=0.000985.036×10001000=0.985036

Dividing given two numbers we get-

  0.985036=0.0001946=0.0002

Hence, 0.00098÷5.036=0.0002

  {Rounding off the number to 4 decimal places}

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