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Which of the following expressions is equivalent to 
4.56 ×0.031 ?
Choose 1 answer:
(A) 
456 ×31÷100
(B) 
456 ×31÷1,000
(c) 
456 ×31÷10,000
(D) 
456 ×31÷100,000

Which of the following expressions is equivalent to \newline4.56×0.0314.56 \times 0.031?\newlineChoose 11 answer:\newline(A) 456×31÷100456 \times 31 \div 100\newline(B) 456×31÷1,000456 \times 31 \div 1,000\newline(C) 456×31÷10,000456 \times 31 \div 10,000\newline(D) 456×31÷100,000456 \times 31 \div 100,000

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Q. Which of the following expressions is equivalent to \newline4.56×0.0314.56 \times 0.031?\newlineChoose 11 answer:\newline(A) 456×31÷100456 \times 31 \div 100\newline(B) 456×31÷1,000456 \times 31 \div 1,000\newline(C) 456×31÷10,000456 \times 31 \div 10,000\newline(D) 456×31÷100,000456 \times 31 \div 100,000
  1. Convert decimals to whole numbers: To find an expression equivalent to 4.56×0.0314.56 \times 0.031, we need to convert the decimal numbers into whole numbers by multiplying them by a power of 1010 that makes them whole numbers, and then adjust the expression to maintain the equality.
  2. Adjust expression for equality: First, we convert 4.564.56 into a whole number by multiplying it by 100100, which gives us 456456. We do the same for 0.0310.031 by multiplying it by 10001000, which gives us 3131. To maintain the equality, we must divide the product by the same factor we multiplied, which is 100×1000=100,000100 \times 1000 = 100,000.
  3. Rewrite expression with whole numbers: Now we rewrite the original expression with these whole numbers and the division by 100,000100,000 to maintain the equality: 4.56×0.0314.56 \times 0.031 becomes (456×31)÷100,000(456 \times 31) \div 100,000.
  4. Compare rewritten expression with options: We compare the rewritten expression with the given options:\newline(A) 456×31÷100456 \times 31 \div 100 is incorrect because it only accounts for multiplying 4.564.56 by 100100, not 0.0310.031 by 10001000.\newline(B) 456×31÷1,000456 \times 31 \div 1,000 is incorrect because it only accounts for multiplying 0.0310.031 by 10001000, not 4.564.56 by 100100.\newline(C) 4.564.5600 is incorrect because it accounts for multiplying 4.564.56 by 100100 and 0.0310.031 by 100100, not 10001000.\newline(D) 4.564.5666 is correct because it accounts for multiplying 4.564.56 by 100100 and 0.0310.031 by 10001000.

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