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Using a blank sheet in notability, solve the following problem... 1.34 x 5.  Take a screen shot of your work and upload it to notability.

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Using a blank sheet in notability, solve the following problem... 1.34 x 5.  Take a screen shot of your work and upload it to notability.

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They did not line up the decimals in the right spot so they got the wrong answer 60.19

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The decimal is in the wrong spot because they moved the decimal point as if they were multiplying. The right answer is 60.19

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When you added the decimals were lined up, but instead of buttoning the shirt, the decimal was in the wrong place and instead of getting 60.19, you got 0.6019.

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The decimal is in the wrong place

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The error is that they got rid of the decimals when adding. Then they added it all up and put the decimal back in, getting an answer of 0.6019. The right answer should be 60.19

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The person didn’t keep everything lined up

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Instead of putting a decimal, they put a zero in place where the decimal was supposed to be placed and they also added wrong. The right answer should have been 60.19.

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They didn’t line the decimal up right

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The decimal is not in the right spot the answer is supposed to be
60.19

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He or she moved the decimal wayyyyy to much. (60.19)

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Ian

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The decimal isn’t in the right space they didn’t just add the decimal down they counted the numbers behind the decimal the answer is 60.19

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The dismal is in the ring place

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The decimal point is supposed to be in the same spot as the numbers above the answer. Right answer: 60.19

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The problem was that you counted the decimals and you moved the decimal to the left 4 times. And the correct answer is 60.19

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They didn’t line the decimals up right.

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They added the decimal as if they were multiplying when they were adding
The answer is    60.19

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They put the decimal in the wrong place the answer should be 60.19 button button button

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The decimal at the bottom is not lined up with the 2 at the top

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When you added the decimal was lined up, but instead of buttoning the shirt, the decimal was in the wrong place, and instead of getting 60.19, you got 0.6019

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She put the decimal is supposed to be in front of the 1 but the problem is she crossed over. Answer 60.19 because 9.17 +51.02= 60.19
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The decimals is at the point where if you were multiplying it should be 60.19

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Your supposed to bring the decimal down for the number that you are dividing by

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When the person shifted the decimal to the right on the divisor, they forgot to shift the decimal to right for the dividend as well.

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When you bring the decimal point to the left on the divisor, you need to bring the decimal point on the dividend the same amount to the right as the divisor.

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They put the decimal in the wrong spot for the divisor, so they would divide it wrong

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The error in this problem is how they moved the decimal. When you move the decimal in a division problem you move the decimals in both numbers

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Didn’t move the decimal to the diveden they moved the divisor.

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They didn’t move the decimal in the dividend after moving the decimal in the divisor.

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First off they did not move the decimal in the number that’s getting divided they only moved the decimal that is dividing though.

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The error is they forgot to move the decimal for 3.5 it should be 35. The answer is 5.

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The person took the decimal point down and the question got messed up
But when they shifted the decimal of the dividend they just did not do it for
The divisor.

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They did not move the decimal over in 3.5, instead of 3.5 it should have been 35

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Sorry for the bad hand wr

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When you move the decimal point over once to the right for the divisor, you have to do the same thing for the dividend.

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They did not bring the decimal over. It should have been 35 not 3.5

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You forgot to make the number your dividing a whole number too

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This is the answer!

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You didn’t move the decimal enough. You had to move it three times depending on how many places are behind the decimals.

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They put the decimal in the wrong place

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They put a decimal to the right of the 5 when .7 goes into 3.5 exactly 5 times. It is not .5

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When the person was adding the two whole numbers, they put the decimals in the wrong spot.

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You forgot to move the decimal the same amount of how many numbers are beyond the decimal point in the numbers being multiplied.

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The decimal point is in the wrong place

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The error is that they lined up the decimals for there answers then when they added them they got the wrong number it should be 2.516

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When your multiplying you have to count the decimal points to see where you put your decimal, and this person put it in the wrong spot.

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When you move the decimal for the dividend you do the same for the divisor

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They brought down the decimal like they were adding they were suppose to forget about the decimal and bring it back at the end

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You have to shift the decimal point for both numbers.

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He did not move the decimal point far enough over and placed the decimal before he got to the end of the problem and when he got to the end of the problem he just brought the decimal down.

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When you multiply you get rid of the decimal points. Then, after you’re done multiply all the numbers you add the decimal point back in.

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They put the decimal in the wrong place it’s suppose to be 24.48

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This is my work.

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Your math was right, however, instead of countering how many numbers were after the decimals and moving the decimal over that many times, you left the decimal where it was when you multiplied. You should have gotten, 2.448, instead of 244.8.