Mathematically, yes.
In a scientific context, 0.330 has one more significant digit than 0.33, and this difference indicates that 0.330 represents a more precise measurement. The natural assumption, then, is that 0.33 and 0.330 are not the same, although they might be - that is, it's possible that the quantity measured as 0.33 might have been measured as 0.330 if a more precise measurement tool had been used, but it's also possible that the more precise measurement would have yielded a result like 0.331 or 0.329 instead.
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0.033 = 033/1000 = 33/1000 which cannot be simplified.
as equal as, so equal as, more equal than, the most equal of.
one example is population density, population number / area of country (sq. miles) england = 52 000 000 / 50 346 = 1 033 people / sq. mile
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