One tenth is half the size of one fifth. It makes sense it would take twice as many of them to reach the same value.
To the nearest tenth, 8.6 To the nearest whole number, 9
In a sequence, the one after the fourth.Fifth is an ordinal number. It means the number five item in a series."A fifth" can mean one of five equal parts of the whole. It can also mean a fifth of a gallon of whiskey.
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There are ten tenths in every whole item of any kind including one whole hour.In the case of tenths of an hour, each tenth of an hour is 6 minutes long.If you multiply each 6 minute long tenth of an hour times 10(number of tenths to equal one whole of anything) you get 60 minutes,or one hour.
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To the nearest tenth, 8.6 To the nearest whole number, 9
There are ten tenths in a whole. There are five fifths in a whole. Therefore, 1/5 is bigger that 1/10
1 fifth is one equal piece of a whole that was divided into 5 equal pieces.
Since five fifths equal one whole, 6/5 would equal one whole plus one fifth. So 7 plus 1 and one fifth is 8 and 1 fifth or 8 1/5
Rounded to the nearest whole number, 8.566 is approximately equal to 9. Rounded to the nearest tenth, 8.566 is approximately equal to 8.6. Rounded to the nearest hundredth, 8.566 is approximately equal to 8.57.
Three pieces out of five equal parts.
The value 0.1 or one tenth is one fractional part of a whole or set that has been divided into 10 equal parts.
Yes, 1 fifth is equal to 2 tenths. Both fractions represent the same proportion of a whole, with one fifth being equivalent to two tenths.
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In a sequence, the one after the fourth.Fifth is an ordinal number. It means the number five item in a series."A fifth" can mean one of five equal parts of the whole. It can also mean a fifth of a gallon of whiskey.
There are many fractions that are equal to one fifth. To find them, you multiply any whole number, (1/5 times 2) and find the answer. (2/10) When you reduce two tenths, (or any fraction) divide 2/10 by 2 and get 1/5. Two tenths and one fifth are equal.
The simplest example is to take your birthday cake and cut it so that each of your ten guests have an equal slice. Each slice is a tenth of the whole cake. Therefore, a tenth is a fraction (or part) of a whole.