3 is in the hundredths place.
We will use an example to help us out, 0.345, the 3 is in the tenths digit place, the 4 is in the hundredths digit place, and the 5 is in the thousandths digit place. This would be read as three hundred forty-five thousandths.
64 hundredths is greater because after 0 it us tenths hundredths then thousandths.
The digits after the decimal place represent multiples of negative powers of 10. The first digit is in the tenths column (10-1), the second digit is in the hundredths column (10-2) and so on. We can use this to write the number as an integer divided by the appropriate power of 10.Example 1.0.5There is only one digit here and it is representing 5 * 10-1. This is 5 tenths. We can therefore write this as 5 divided by 10. So as a fraction 0.5 = 5/10. We can simplify (if desired) this to 1/2 by dividing top and bottom by 5.Example 2.0.37There are two digits after the decimal place and so this number is telling us how many hundredths (10-2) there are. Here there are thirty seven hundredths (37 * 10-2) which we can write as 37/100. We can not simplify this fraction any further.Example 3.0.1234567There are 7 digits here and so this is telling us the number is equal to 1234567 ten millionths (1234567 * 10-7). We write this as 1,234,567/10,000,000.We can therefore use this principle to convert any decimal value to a fraction.
The answer is in the placement. Start with the number you know..the tens digit is 8. This give us the number 0080. Next the thousand digit is 8-3 which is 5, so the number is now 5080. The ten digit 8 divided by 4 which is 2, so now we have the hundred digit of 2. The number is now 5280, so the last digit is 2x2 which is 4 which is in the one's place. The answer is 5284.
28 US cents is equivalent to 0.28 US dollars or 28 hundredths of a US dollar.
We will use an example to help us out, 0.345, the 3 is in the tenths digit place, the 4 is in the hundredths digit place, and the 5 is in the thousandths digit place. This would be read as three hundred forty-five thousandths.
In the number 123.45 for example:the digit "1" is representing the hundreds (it is telling us that there is 1 hundred in this number as well as 2 tens and 3 single units) and the digit "5" is representing the hundredths (as well as there being 4 tenths here there are 5 one hundredths also).The hundreds is larger than the hundredths. 100 is 10,000 times as large as 0.01. This is because a hundred is 100 times larger than 1, whereas a hundredth is 100 times smaller than 1.
The digit in the thousandths place will round up the digit beside it as it is a 7, giving us 4.78 as the answer.
45.5 Lets pretend this is a number 36.ABC A = the tenths place B = the hundredths place C = the thousandths place So, to the nearest tenth, we see the 2 in the hundredths places means we do not round up the 5 in the tenths place which leaves us with 45.5
This would have been easier if you showed us the underlined digit but there is a 5 in the thousands place, a 2 in the hundreds place, an 8 in the tens place and a zero in the ones place, representing (respectively) five thousand, two hundred eighty.
We take the number after the tenths place which is the hundredths place. This is the 8 in 2.089. This is 5 or greater, so we round the tenths place up giving us 2.1.
64 hundredths is greater because after 0 it us tenths hundredths then thousandths.
A decimal number is simply a way of representing a number in such a way that the place value of each digit is ten times that of the digit to its right.
The digits after the decimal place represent multiples of negative powers of 10. The first digit is in the tenths column (10-1), the second digit is in the hundredths column (10-2) and so on. We can use this to write the number as an integer divided by the appropriate power of 10.Example 1.0.5There is only one digit here and it is representing 5 * 10-1. This is 5 tenths. We can therefore write this as 5 divided by 10. So as a fraction 0.5 = 5/10. We can simplify (if desired) this to 1/2 by dividing top and bottom by 5.Example 2.0.37There are two digits after the decimal place and so this number is telling us how many hundredths (10-2) there are. Here there are thirty seven hundredths (37 * 10-2) which we can write as 37/100. We can not simplify this fraction any further.Example 3.0.1234567There are 7 digits here and so this is telling us the number is equal to 1234567 ten millionths (1234567 * 10-7). We write this as 1,234,567/10,000,000.We can therefore use this principle to convert any decimal value to a fraction.
You are missing a digit. Find it.
The US has zip codes which is a 5 digit number with optional 4 digit extension for more precise locating. see the link.
7/100 as a decimal is 0.07