7th Math (C2) - L45--Jan24
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The document provides a warm-up lesson and examples for dividing decimals. The warm-up includes writing fractions as decimals, ordering decimals from least to greatest, and identifying the mode. The lesson explains that to divide by a decimal, you move the decimal point to the right in the divisor and add zeros to the dividend if needed. Examples show dividing decimals and finding how many items can be purchased with a dollar amount when the price of each item is given as a decimal.
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