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charbear
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  • 22-01-2017
  • Mathematics
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what is the rule that describes this pattern of numbers -10,000; -1,000; -100; -10; -1; -0.1; -0.01; -0.001

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Gcar6008
Gcar6008 Gcar6008
  • 22-01-2017

x/10. -10,000/10 -> -1000/10 -> -100... etc. Each number in the sequence is divided by 10, which can be written as x/10 as a rule.

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