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Addition with decimal


Question Posted Sunday January 11 2015, 8:47 pm

What's 4.82+12.7=

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DangerNerd answered Tuesday January 20 2015, 1:06 am:
Hi there,

I could just give you the answer, but I would like to show you a trick so you can work it out yourself the next time this comes up:

Whenever you have a partial number after the decimal point, even the places out before you begin:

Which is easier to figure out:

4.82+12.7

... or:

12.70
+ 4.82
-------


When you see it like that, it is stone simple, eh? Just do the addition as if the decimal wasn't there at all. Adding that 0 after the 7 just makes it process better when you look at it.

So:

12.70
+ 4.82
-------
17.52

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Ocalaphernella answered Tuesday January 13 2015, 7:03 pm:
I'm not good at math, but I'm pretty sure it's:
21.02

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