Question
Find: $0.5$ $\div$ $1000$
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Answer
We have,
$0.5$ $\div$ $1000$
$=\frac{0.5}{1000} =\frac{5}{1000 \times 10} =\frac{5}{10000} $ $= 0.0005$
Note that whenever any decimal number is divided by $10, 100$ or $1000$ then the decimal point of that number will be shifted towards the left side as many as there are zeros in the number.
$0.5$ $\div$ $1000$
$=\frac{0.5}{1000} =\frac{5}{1000 \times 10} =\frac{5}{10000} $ $= 0.0005$
Note that whenever any decimal number is divided by $10, 100$ or $1000$ then the decimal point of that number will be shifted towards the left side as many as there are zeros in the number.
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