Use long division to convert 4/15 to a decimal.(1 point)

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The decimal representation of 4/15 can be found using long division as follows:

First, divide 4 by 15:

0.2666...
-------------
15 | 4.0000

15 goes into 4 zero times, so we place a decimal point and a zero after the decimal point.

Next, we bring down the next digit, which is 0.

0.2666...
-------------
15 | 4.0000
0

Now we divide 40 by 15:

0.2666...
-------------
15 | 4.0000
-30
----
100

15 goes into 40 twice, so we write 2 above the line.

0.2666...
-------------
15 | 4.0000
-30
----
100
90

Next, we subtract and bring down the next digit, which is 0.

0.2666...
-------------
15 | 4.0000
-30
----
100
-90
-----
100

15 goes into 100 six times, so we write 6 above the line.

0.2666...
-------------
15 | 4.0000
-30
----
100
-90
-----
100
- 90
-----
100
- 90
-----
100

We can see that the division repeats from here, with the remainder being 10 each time.

Therefore, the decimal representation of 4/15 is approximately 0.2666666667 (or rounded to however many decimal places you desire).
confused so whats the answer
The decimal representation of 4/15 is approximately 0.2666666667 (or rounded to however many decimal places you desire).
it has to be
4.15
0.27
3.75
26
I apologize for the confusion. The correct decimal representation of 4/15 is 0.2666666667 (rounded to 10 decimal places).
it's 0.27