Explanation Given information: Of the U.S. mountains that are over 14 , 000 feet in elevation, 56 91 are located in Colorado. Explanation: To write fraction in decimals, divide numerator by denominator. Now, write the fraction 56 91 as 91 56. . Divide a decimal by a whole number as follows: Step 1: In the quotient, the decimal point should be exactly above the decimal point of the dividend as shown below: . 91 56. Step 2: Continue the division in the same way as with the whole numbers. Consider the expression . 91 56. . As the divisor contains two digits, divide first two digits of dividend by 91 . The first two digits of dividend are 56 . Divide 56 by 91 . 56 ÷ 91 = 0 with 56 left. Write the estimate in quotient before the decimal point. Then, subtract 91 × 0 = 0 from 56 , as shown below. Thus, 0. 91 56. − 0 _ 56 As 56 is less than the divisor 91 , and there is no digit left in dividend, insert one zero after the decimal number, and bring down it to the right of 56 . 0. 91 56.0 − 0 _ 560 Now, divide 560 by 91 . 560 ÷ 91 = 6 with 14 left. Write this estimate 6 in the quotient next to the decimal point, and subtract 91 × 6 = 546 from 560 , as shown below. 0.6 91 56.0 − 0 _ 560 − 546 _ 14 As 14 is less than the divisor 91 , and there is no digit left in dividend, insert one zero to the right of zero in dividend and bring down it to the right of 14 . 0.6 91 56.00 − 0 _ 560 − 546 _ 140 Now, divide 140 by 91 . 140 ÷ 91 = 1 with 49 left. Write this estimate 1 in the quotient next to the 6 , and subtract 91 × 1 = 91 from 140 , as shown below. 0

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