Renaldo will write StartFraction 3 over 20 EndFraction as a decimal. Which of the following methods should he use? A:Multiply the fraction by StartFraction 5 over 5 EndFraction to get a denominator of 100 and then write the numerator as hundredths using a decimal point.

B:Multiply the fraction by One-fifth to get a denominator of 100 and then write the numerator as hundredths using a decimal point.

C:Multiply the fraction by StartFraction 33.3 over 33.3 EndFraction to get a numerator of 100 and then write the denominator as hundredths using a decimal point.

D:Multiply the fraction by 33.3 to get a numerator of 100 and then write the denominator as hundredths using a decimal point.

Correct method will be: Multiply the fraction by StartFraction 5 over 5 EndFraction to get a denominator of 100 and then write the numerator as hundredths using a decimal point.

Option A is correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

Renaldo will write as a decimal.

We need to choose methods he should use.

To convert fraction into decimal we need to make denominator the multiple of 10

If we multiply 20 by 5 we get 100, so multiplying the given fraction by because we need to multiply both by numerator and denominator

So,

So, Correct method will be: Multiply the fraction by StartFraction 5 over 5 EndFraction to get a denominator of 100 and then write the numerator as hundredths using a decimal point.

Option A is correct.

No, it is not possible to get the same image as a 90-degree clockwise rotation using only translations and/or reflections. In the rotation, the x- and y-coordinates are switched. There is no way to reverse the order of the coordinates using only reflections or translations.

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