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1 tenth is greater than 9 hundredths.
No, 1.1 is 1 tenth greater than 1.
One seventh (1/7) is greater than one tenth (1/10) because when comparing fractions, a smaller denominator indicates a larger value when the numerators are the same. Since 7 is smaller than 10, dividing a whole into 7 parts results in larger individual parts compared to dividing it into 10 parts. Therefore, 1/7 represents a larger portion of a whole than 1/10 does.
1 is greater than 1/10
1 tenth, which is equal to 0.1, is less than 4.16 (four and sixteen hundredths).
With fractions the bigger the bottom number the smaller the piece. If you were eating pie, you would rather have 1/2 a pie than 1/4 of a pie, because half is a lot bigger than a fourth. It's like money, right? If we are talking about a dollar, then 1/2 = 50 cents, and 1/4 equals a quarter. 1/7 = about 14 cents, and 1/10 = a dime.
Yes, 0.2 is greater than 0.10. In decimal form, 0.2 is equivalent to 2 tenths, while 0.10 is equivalent to 1 tenth. Since 2 tenths is greater than 1 tenth, 0.2 is greater than 0.10.
1 and 1 tenth = 1.1 4 over 5 = 0.8 You figure it out from there.
No 0.1 is one tenth of 1
4.26 = 4.16 + 0.10
.1 means one tenth .6 means six tenths six tenths is greater than one tenth so 6.166 is smaller than 6.616