A single digit in a number can have a place value. A number with several digits cannot.
To write 5.89 in word form, you would say "five and eighty-nine hundredths." This breaks down the number into its whole number part (5) and its decimal part (0.89). When converting decimal numbers to word form, you read the whole number part followed by "and" for the decimal point, and then read the decimal part digit by digit using the appropriate place value names.
0.09 is nine hundredths as a decimal.
forty nine and thirteen hundredths as a decimal number = 49.13
30 and 20 hundredths in decimal form is written as 30.20. In this form, the whole number 30 is followed by the decimal point, and the fractional part 20 hundredths is expressed after the decimal point. This represents the number 30.20 in decimal form.
Oh, dude, it's like you take the whole number, which is 26, and then add the decimal point, and then add the two decimal places from the hundredths, which is 0.14. So, you get 26.14. Easy peasy, right?
.80?
To convert eighty and forty-two hundredths to a decimal, you simply write it as 80.42. The whole number part, which is 80, remains the same, while the decimal part, which is forty-two hundredths, is written as .42. Therefore, eighty and forty-two hundredths as a decimal is 80.42.
To write 14.09 in words, you would first write out the whole number part, which is "fourteen." Then, you would write the decimal point as "point" or "and." Finally, you would write out the decimal part as "zero nine" or "nine hundredths." Therefore, 14.09 in words is "fourteen point zero nine" or "fourteen and nine hundredths."
Exactly as it is because it is already in decimal form as 500.81
Eighty-nine and seventy hundredths
A single digit in a number can have a place value. A number with several digits cannot.
To write 5.89 in word form, you would say "five and eighty-nine hundredths." This breaks down the number into its whole number part (5) and its decimal part (0.89). When converting decimal numbers to word form, you read the whole number part followed by "and" for the decimal point, and then read the decimal part digit by digit using the appropriate place value names.
12.14 The whole-number part, 12, is the part left of the decimal point. The position first right of the decimal point is the tenths place; the position second right of the decimal point is the hundredths place. We can't write "14" in the single-column hundredths place. And in fact, 10 hundredths (10/100) is the same as one tenth (1/10), so we can write a "1" in the first position right of the decimal point to stand for the ten-hundredths portion of fourteen hundredths (10 of the 14 hundredths). And the remaining four hundredths (4/100) are indicated by the 4 in the hundredths place.
If you remove the decimal it will become a whole number and a wholly different number.For example the number 34.88 (thirty-four and eighty-eight hundredths) which is a fairly small number, even for a decimal. If you remove the decimal from 34.88, the number will become 3,488 (three thousand,four hundered eighty-eight) which is a whole number and wholly different from 34.88.
Three hundredths as a decimal number 0.03
eighty thousand nine hundred twenty-three and eighty-six hundredths in number form is 80,923.86