Question

0.58)0.5568 ÷ 0

Explanation:

Step1: Convert divisor to integer

To make the divisor \(0.58\) an integer, we multiply both the divisor and the dividend by \(100\) (since there are two decimal places in \(0.58\)). So we get \(58\) as the new divisor and \(55.68\) as the new dividend (because \(0.5568\times100 = 55.68\) and \(0.58\times100=58\)).

Step2: Perform long division

Now we divide \(55.68\) by \(58\). We know that \(58\times0.9 = 52.2\), subtract \(52.2\) from \(55.68\): \(55.68 - 52.2=3.48\). Then, bring down a zero (though in decimal division we can think of it as adding a decimal place), \(3.48\) is the remainder, and \(58\times0.06 = 3.48\). So adding \(0.9+0.06 = 0.96\).

Answer:

\(0.96\)