Mathematics, 31.01.2020 09:47 mikemike59

Kim walks a different fraction of a mile each day. her pedometer has a digital readout that shows the distance she walked on monday as a decimal number.

what is the equivalent decimal readout on kim’s pedometer for the fraction?

drag and drop the correct number to the box.
3/16 mile

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