Since the 6 is to the left of the decimal point, that means it's a whole number, and the 52 being to the right of the decimal point means it's not. Also, the number of digits to the right of the decimal tells you if it's tenths, hundredths, thousandths, etc. So 6.52 in words is six and fifty-two hundredths.
If you keep this in mind it should help:
One number to the right of the decimal is tenths, since there is 1 zero in 10.
Two numbers to the right of the decimal is hundredths, since there are 2 zeros in 100.
Three numbers to the right of the decimal is thousandths, since there are 3 zeros in 1,000.
Four numbers to the right of the decimal is ten thousandths, since there are 4 zeros in 10,000.
Five numbers to the right of the decimal is hundred thousandths since there are 5 zeros in 100,000.
And so forth.....
652 in scientific notation is 6.52 x 10^2
Six.
The Roman numeral DCLII corresponds to the number 652 in decimal notation.
five hundredths
Eight tenths.
652 is greater than 54.
652 in scientific notation is 6.52 x 10^2
"nine and one tenth"
Six.
yes you can because your just write the decimal as the word and instead of the word decimal
The Roman numeral DCLII corresponds to the number 652 in decimal notation.
0.10 in decimal word form is one tenth.
The decimal 1.14 in word form is: one and fourteen hundredths.
Twelve.
five hundredths
Eight tenths.
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