What is 250/1000 in lowest terms help:confused:

Just a guess... how about 1/4 or 0.25

The lowest term is 1/4 or .25

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Originally Posted by adjones8

what is 250/1000 in lowest terms help:confused:

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4 is the ans

Start by dividing the 250 into 1000 and go from there

Sprung09, please, check all the thread you are answering. This one, for example was made on 7 Nov 2006. I think the poster now can do those sort of problems, don't you think so? :rolleyes:

I know you're quite new here, I'm just saying what mistakes you can make while giving help.

Whatever happened to the concept of teaching greatest common factor?? Yeah, I know the thread is old but this still bugs me. I work with people in college who can't do anything, but I never see anyone teach anything anymore.

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Originally Posted by morgaine300

Whatever happened to the concept of teaching greatest common factor??? Yeah, I know the thread is old but this still bugs me. I work with people in college who can't do anything, but I never see anyone teach anything anymore.

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Wow, you two are kind of rude, you just jump on anything that someone might do wrong or by accident. Pretty sure I noticed the date after the fact in which is why I did not post anything else under this...

Gosh, give it a rest already.

Unknown008 was perfectly polite to you when informing you of the date and not at all rude.

I posted a perfectly polite response to you in another thread about why we shouldn't just answer people's homework, and how seeing solutions doesn't necessarily help their learning. It was a reasonable explanation with no rudeness whatsoever.

My post here was to Unky, not you, and I was making a general comment. My reference to the old thread was just admitting I shouldn't let this bug me on some old thread, and nothing at all to do with the fact that you had drug it up.