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Chapter 2: Q22. (page 105)

Perform the indicated operation.

0.63÷0.7

Short Answer

Expert verified

Solution of given expression is 0.9.

Step by step solution

01

Step-1- Multiplication/Division of two decimals

0.63÷0.7

This can be written as,

0.63÷0.7=0.630.7.

02

Step-2-Simplifying given expression

On simplifying, we get

0.63÷0.7=0.9.

03

Step-3-Conclusion

Therefore, the solution of given expression is 0.9.

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