The number to the right of the decimal point represents tenths.
The number to the left of the decimal point represents units (or ones) and in each unit there are ten tenths.
So there are 2 tenths (to the right of the decimal point)
and 6 x 10 = 60 tenths represented by the number on the left.
Add these together and you get 62 tenths in 6.2
6.2
60
Six and one-fifth.
six point two tenths
Three tenths.
0.62 = 62/100 = 31/50
46 tenths
There are 6 tenths in 0.6
There are 9 tenths in 9 tenths.
114 tenths.
7 tenths
792 tenths.