When dividing decimals, in which situation might you use a trailing zero?

A. When estimating a quotient
B. When the divisor is a whole number
C. When there is a remainder
D. When the divided goes beyond the tenths place

Option C

Step-by-step explanation:

When dividing a number by another number that is not completely divisible, for example 10÷4 we start by getting 2 as the divider then remainer from 10-(2*4)=2. The remainder being 2 is not divisible by 4, we introduce a decimal and trailing zero. 20÷4=5 hence the answer of 10÷4 will be 2.5 because it had a remainder and we introduced a trailing zero.

1. 523.33 cubic inches

2. 113.04 cubic inches.

3. 17.41.

4. 16.49

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