What's 500 times half of 20 then add it to the answer of 500 times the half of 20

500 X half of twenty = 5000 so add that to it's self that gives 10,000

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Example 1.   How much is a third of 120?

Answer.   Ignore the 0. Then

A third of 12 is 4.

A third of 120 is 40.

Similarly,

A third of 1,200 is 400.

A third of 120,000 is 40,000.

It is a 4 followed by four 0's.

Example 2.   How much is a third of $1.20?

Solution.  Ignore the decimal point.  A third of 120 is 40.  Now replace the decimal point.  A third of $1.20 is $.40.

Ignoring decimal points is typical in practically all problems involving decimals.  (Compare Lesson 9.)

Example 3.   How much is a fifth of $4.50?

Solution.  Ignore the decimal point.  A fifth of 450 is 90. (A fifth of 45 is 9.)  Therefore a fifth of $4.50 is $.90.

Example 4.   How much is an eighth of 4,000?

Answer.  If we ignore all the 0's, then we cannot take an eighth of 4.  But if we ignore only two 0's, then

An eighth of 40 is 5.

Therefore,

An eighth of 4000 is 500.

Decomposing

Example 5.   How much is half of 112?

Solution.  Just as we can divide by decomposing, so we can find a part of a number. We can easily decompose 112 into two numbers whose half we know:

112 = 100 + 12.

Half of 100 is 50.  Half of 12 is 6.  Therefore, half of 112 is 56.

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