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How many fifths are in 1 and 4 tenths?
7 fifths
How many tenths are in four wholes?
There are 40 tenths in four wholes. Since one whole is equivalent to ten tenths, you multiply the number of wholes (4) by 10 to get 40 tenths.
How many fifths in one and six tenths?
Eight
How many tenths are in two and 3 fifths?
26 of them.
How many blocks is four tenths of a mile?
Four tenths of a mile is equivalent to 0.4 miles. Since there are typically 20 city blocks in a mile, four tenths of a mile would be approximately 8 blocks. Therefore, four tenths of a mile is about 8 blocks.
How many fifths are in four fifths?
There are two fifths in four tenths.
Four fifths is equivialnt to how many tenths?
four fifths is equal to eight tenths 4/5 = 8/10
Four fifths is how many tenths?
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How many fifths are in four tenths?
There are two fifths in four tenths.
How many tenths are there in four fifths?
forty tenths yes thats right
How many tenths equal two fifths?
To determine how many tenths are equivalent to two fifths, we first need to find a common denominator. In this case, the common denominator between tenths and fifths is 10. Since there are 2 fifths in 10 tenths, we can say that 2 fifths is equal to 4 tenths (2/5 = 4/10).
How many fifths in seven tenths?
To find out how many fifths are in seven tenths, we need to convert both fractions to have a common denominator. In this case, the least common denominator is 10. Seven tenths is equivalent to 7/10, and when we convert it to fifths, we get 14/10. Therefore, there are 14 fifths in seven tenths.
How many fifths in 8 tenths?
8/10 = 4/5 If you divide both the 8 and the 10 by 2, the answer is four fifths. There are 4 fifths in eight tenths.
How many fifths are equal to eight tenths?
8/10 = 4/5 or four fifths.
How many hundredths are equivalent to four tenths?
40
How many fifths are in 1 and 4 tenths?
7 fifths
How many tenths are in two fifths?
There are four tenths in two fifths. Each fifth is the same as two tenths, so two fifths is four tenths.
