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Convert 3 Cents in to a decimal?
3
Change 3 percent to a decimal?
Decimal to Percent.DP rule3%
What is 1 over 30 as a decimal?
.03 if rounded to the hundredth's place
How do you put 3 percent as a fraction in simplest form?
.03/100
Is 12.3 less than 12.03?
NO!!! To compare decimals, bring each decimal to the same number of decimal places by inserting suffix 'zeroes'. Hence 12.30 & 12.03 Ignore the decimal point and the '12' Hence 30 & 03 The prefix '0' is trivial and can be ignored. Hence 30 & 3 It should be obvious that 30 > 3 , hence it follows that 12.30 > 12.03 => 12.3 > 12.03
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