Fractions and Division
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Or: 1.5 is the same as 3/2. To divide by a fraction "invert" and multiply.
1000000/1.5= 1000000*(2/3) which is what your calculator gives.
To get 750, 000, you must have mutliplied by 3/4 which would be the same as dividing by 4/3, not 3/2.
1000000/1.5= 1000000*(2/3) which is what your calculator gives.
To get 750, 000, you must have mutliplied by 3/4 which would be the same as dividing by 4/3, not 3/2.
It's the same as 1 million divided by 1500!
Why does 1.5 represent 1500 instead of one and a half?
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3/2 - means three halves of a million? to me that is 1.5 million?
How is that the same as 2/3?
Sorry i'm slow at this
By the way I wish this was for money
Why does 1.5 represent 1500 instead of one and a half?
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3/2 - means three halves of a million? to me that is 1.5 million?
How is that the same as 2/3?
Sorry i'm slow at this
By the way I wish this was for money
Hi, thanks for the reply Denis, gah I just don't get math :S
Let me tell you the problem...
A pokemon takes 1,000,000 Exp Points to get to its maximum level
But a traded pokemon gets exp points 1.5 times faster...
So relatively, how many experience points would a traded pokemon take to get to its maximum level?
(I know it's still 1 million points, but is there a way to work out what it relatively is now that exp is gotten 1.5 times faster?)
Let me tell you the problem...
A pokemon takes 1,000,000 Exp Points to get to its maximum level
But a traded pokemon gets exp points 1.5 times faster...
So relatively, how many experience points would a traded pokemon take to get to its maximum level?
(I know it's still 1 million points, but is there a way to work out what it relatively is now that exp is gotten 1.5 times faster?)