convert into standard form
105/-135
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The standard form of 105/-135 is :
105/-135
= -105/135...[ -105 and 135 both are divided by 5 so]
= -21/27...[ -21 and 27 both are divided by 3]
= -7/9
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Answer:-7.778*(10^-1)
Step-by-step explanation:
Question: 105/-135
First things first, we have to take 105/-135 to its lowest term
Divide both the numerator(105) and denominator(-135) by 5 ( 5 is a common factor to both 105 and-135)
=(105÷5)/(-135÷5)
=21/-27
21/-27 is still not in its lowest term as 3 can divide both as it is their common factor;
=(21÷3)/(-27÷3)
=7/-9
Now, this is a lowest term as no other factor can divide both. so the next thing we do is to divide 7 by -9 {i.e 7÷(-9)}
Using a calculator, the answer we obtain is;
= -0.777777∞
Converting this value to 4s.f (significant figures), we have;
≅-0.7778
The final step is to convert this value to standard form:
Standard form takes the format below;
(a number from 1.0 to 9.9999∞) * (10^x)
x above can be any negative or positive integer
Using this format, we move the decimal point to the appropriate position(i.e to obtain a value ;
Moving the decimal point to the right(→) gives a negative value of x, and moving the decimal point to the left (←), gives a positive value of x.
We get -7.778(a number between 1 and 9.99∞) by moving the decimal point once to the right(→).
This will give us a negative power, 1, of 10{i.e(10^-1)}, because we moved the decimal point ONCE.
[If we moved the decimal point twice, we would have a negative power,2, of 10{i.e(10^-2)}, but we cannot do that because we would have -77.78 which is not a value between 1 and 9.9999∞]
Therefore, our answer is;
=-7.778*(10^-1)