No because 1/000 is less than 1/100
No.
64 hundredths is greater because after 0 it us tenths hundredths then thousandths.
noThis is incorrect..92 IS greater than .09592 hundredths is greater than 95 thousandths.
I think your question should be "Is 969 THOUSANDTHS (and not thousands) smaller than 96 hundredths" 969 thousandths = 969/1000 96 hundredths = 960 thousandths = 960/1000 Hence 969 thousandths is not smaller but greater tha 96 hundredths
14/100 is much greater than 27/1000
Eleven thousandths is greater than seven hundredths. To compare these two numbers, we need to convert them to the same unit. 700ths can be written as 0.07 (since 1/100 = 0.01), and 11 thousandths can be written as 0.011. Comparing 0.07 and 0.011, we see that 0.07 is greater than 0.011.
The second one.
Yes, hundredths are larger. That is something cut into 100. A thousandth is something cut into 1,000. (ten times smaller)
No.
Yes, 0.85 is greater than 0.085. When comparing decimals, you look at the place value of each digit starting from the left. In this case, 0.85 has a value of 85 hundredths, while 0.085 has a value of 85 thousandths. Since hundredths are larger than thousandths, 0.85 is greater than 0.085.
The difference between fifty-four and five hundredths (54.05) and fifty and forty thousandths (50.040) is four and one hundredth 54.05 - 50.040 = 4.01
0.77 is greater than 0.077 because when comparing decimal numbers, the position of the digits matters. In 0.77, there are two digits after the decimal point, which translates to 77 hundredths, while in 0.077, there are three digits after the decimal point, representing 77 thousandths. Since 77 hundredths (0.77) is larger than 77 thousandths (0.077), it follows that 0.77 is greater than 0.077.