Well, here is an example: 4.7= four and seven tenths. :)
.54 is bigger than .51. When you read a decimal, you read it from left to right, the biggest decimal number being the one closest to the decimal point.
1.3 is read as 'one point three'.
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twelve hundredths
It is twenty four hundredths.
The decimal 1.57 can be written as "one point five seven" in words. This means the number 1 is read as "one," the decimal point is read as "point," the digit 5 after the decimal point is read as "five," and the digit 7 after that is read as "seven."
To read the decimal 8.79, you read it eight and seventy-nine hundredths because after the decimal, there are two place values. The first is tenths and the second is hundredths. Since the last number, 9, is in the hundredth place, the whole decimal would be read as a hundredth.
.54 is bigger than .51. When you read a decimal, you read it from left to right, the biggest decimal number being the one closest to the decimal point.
1.3 is read as 'one point three'.
0.110 is read as "ten thousandths".
It is read as:two and thirty-four thousandths
a decimal that never ends and keeps going on and on in that same order. Example: if 6 was a repeating decimal it would read: .666666666666666666 etc Example #2: if 52 was a repeating decimal it would read: 5252525252525252 etc
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you write it the way you read it
three tenths
you write a decimal in fraction by example: 12/100 it is read as twelve hundredths as decimal is 0.12 or .12.
twelve hundredths