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If something was specified to be rounded to the nearest hundredth or you are keeping track of significant digits, then you could end up with two digits after the decimal point. An example would be money (dollars and cents). Intermediate calculations may have more than 2 digits after the decimal, but then the amount of money is rounded to the nearest cent (0.01). A specific example that I can think of would be sales tax calculations. Another would be produce or meat, which is sold by the pound, so if something is 99 cents per pound, and it is 1.32 pounds, the price is $1.3068, which is rounded to $1.31.
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Can there have decimal points in roman numerals?
no you dumbo, roman numerals cannot have decimal
What is 0011010 in decimal numerals?
128
What does mxc equal in roman numerals?
Roman numerals MXC are the equivalent of the decimal number 1090
What is twenty four thousandths in decimal numerals?
It is 0.024
What does X LVIII mean in romen numerals?
In Roman numerals, it means XLVIII. In decimal notation, it means 48.
Can there have decimal points in roman numerals?
no you dumbo, roman numerals cannot have decimal
What is 0011010 in decimal numerals?
128
What is five thousandths in decimal numerals?
It is 0.005
How you write 81000 in decimal numerals?
81000.00
What is twenty- fourthousandths in decimal numerals?
It is 0.024
What does mxc equal in roman numerals?
Roman numerals MXC are the equivalent of the decimal number 1090
What is mmdccxxiii as a decimal number from Roman numerals?
2723
What is twenty four thousandths in decimal numerals?
It is 0.024
What does X LVIII mean in romen numerals?
In Roman numerals, it means XLVIII. In decimal notation, it means 48.
What does mdcxcviii equal to in roman numerals?
In Roman numerals, it's equal to MDCXCVIII. In decimal notation, it's 1,698 .
What is the Hindu Arabic or decimal numerals of dcciv?
Roman numeral DCCIV is 704 in Hindu-Arabic numerals.
Where did Europeans get the numerals and decimal system that they use?
Romans and Greeks
