1.8 = one and eight tenths
To turn 0.9 into a decimal word form, you would read it as "nine tenths." This is because the digit 9 is in the tenths place in the decimal representation. Decimal word form helps to express the numerical value in terms of place value and is commonly used in mathematical contexts.
Five thousands in decimal form would be 5000.00 (to two decimal places) If you meant Five Thousandths, then it would look like 0.0005.
You can write it like seven tenth that how i will put it like that .
To write 2.02 in decimal word form, you would say "two and two hundredths." This is because the number to the right of the decimal point represents the number of hundredths in the decimal. The number to the left of the decimal point represents the whole number part of the decimal.
you would wright 0.9 in word form like this- zero and nine tenths
well 1.00 in decimal form would be like 100. Then the extra 25 would be .25 SO the ANSWER WOULD BE 1.25
Just like this:"this number in word form"
Oh, dude, writing numbers in word form is like translating math into English. So, 12.3 in word form is simply "twelve point three." It's like math trying to fit in with the cool kids who speak English, you know what I mean?
To write the decimal 2.36 in word form, you would say "two point three six." This indicates that the number to the left of the decimal point is read as a whole number, followed by the word "point," and then each digit to the right of the decimal point is read individually.
Oh, dude, it's like writing out a check to your landlord, but with words instead of numbers. So, 4.16 in decimal word form would be "four point one six." It's like spelling out the numbers but with a little extra flair.
It depends on how many decimal places you want. Assuming you want 2 decimal places and then punctuating it with commas, it would be like this: 2,290,000,000.00
Sixty-five hundredths.