Question

A drink was spilled on the math problem shown below. 67.5 times 4.Blank = blank.50 Ron remembers that the second factor was a decimal. Based on the placement of the decimals in the first factor and the product, which must be true of the second factor?

Answer 1

The answer is "The decimal could be five-tenths".

Explanation:

Given value:

`\to 67.5 * 4. \_= \_ .50`

Let the decimal value is: (2)

`\to 67.5 * 4. 2= 283 .50`