Decimals: Notation and Operations

We just learned that we can use place values to represent any number towards the infinitely large, but what about the infinitely small? What about the teeny tiny fractions of one? For that, we need decimal places. It's pretty simple, so check it out!
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Bloody dots and commas. As an an European, i always have to remember we use commas rather than dots to denote decimal point. Cheers on making this series though!

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In America we use commas to seperate the values. I same in the AU. All three of us use comma I think. Some math guys probably think they are too good for commas.

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@@animationspace8550 Wikipedia says USA uses a period to separate them...

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@@Talking_Ed Lived in the USA my whole life and we have never used a period to seperate them. Always commas.

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@@danielbaker1248 I was just quoting Wikipedia and I also know personally many people that use periods so lol

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@@Talking_Ed other countries use period as a separator, but idk about the USA.

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the example used subtraction

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How about 10^-1 for 0.1

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Decimal point is just a backward version

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[@JoelMcCary]

We just learned about place values now we know about the units place tens place hundreds place and so on ad infinitum But what about all the fractions we learned about Going back to the pizza say they are cut into ten slices what if we have one and one teeth pizzas is there a way to repersent that without having to use a improper fraction or mixed number There certainly is all we have to do is extend the place values we know to repersent these Fractions of one as well This is achieved with the decimal point I understand now The decimal point is to talk about exactness in a single number sense big things made of small thing would be counted as 1 but if it was split it would be a point of something 3.5+1.1=4.6✅️ 6.5-2.2 = 4.3✅️ 0.7 + 5.2 = 5.9✅️ 9.7-9.5=0.3✅️

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Imagine like the 0 to 9 counting system.. but imperial. Math woukd probably sucks more then ever

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4.6 5.9 4.3 0.3