To determine To find: The value of the expression 1 4 ( 9.6 + 5.2 ) as decimal. Explanation Calculation: Given that the expression 1 4 ( 9.6 + 5.2 ) . (1) Initially perform the expression ( 9.6 + 5.2 ) as follows. ( 9.6 + 5.2 ) = 14.8 Substitute ( 9.6 + 5.2 ) = 14.8 in the equation (1). 1 4 ( 9.6 + 5.2 ) = 1 4 ( 14.8 ) = 14.8 4 The simplest way of dividing the fraction 14

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