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2/10 of 5/100= 10/1000=1/100 or we could say 2/10 is 1/5 and 1/5 or 5/100 must be 1/100
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What is two tenths written as a hundredth?
0.2 = tenth 0.20 = hundredth
How do you spell 5200th in word form?
Five thousand two hundredth.
How do you write 0.725 in numeral in words?
seven tenths two hundredth and five thousandths
How do you write in words 2428.3792?
two thousand four hundred and twenty eight point three tenth seven hundredth nine thousandth two millionth
What is two fifth plus one tenth?
Expressed as a proper fraction in its simplest form, 2/5 + 1/10 = 1/2
What is two tenths written as a hundredth?
0.2 = tenth 0.20 = hundredth
Which number is cloest to zero one tenth eleven hundredth nine hundredth or two tenths?
It is: 2/10 which is 1/5
What are four names for .25?
I am not sure, so accept my apologies if I am wrong, but here goes it :one quarter, twenty five hundredth, two hundred fifty millionth, two thousand five hundred tenth millionth. At least I have tried to give you some answer.
What is three and sixty two thousandths rounded to the nearest hundredth to the nearest tenth and to the nearest whole number?
Hundredth: 3.06Tenth: 3.1Whole: 3
How do you spell 5200th in word form?
Five thousand two hundredth.
How is 506002.01 spelled in words?
Five hundred six thousand two and one hundredth.
How do you write 0.725 in numeral in words?
seven tenths two hundredth and five thousandths
How do you write in words 2428.3792?
two thousand four hundred and twenty eight point three tenth seven hundredth nine thousandth two millionth
What is the word form for 5.267?
Five and two hundred sixty-seven thousandths.
What is one hundredth greater than forty-five hundredths?
That means you are supposed to add the two fractions.
Can you write the standard form decimal of 2.35 in word form?
Two and thirty five hundredths.
Is tenths greater than hundredths?
It depends on how many you have. One tenth is greater than one hundredth, but fifty hundredths is greater than two tenths.
