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.
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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A 21 Gage Steel plate is about 1/32 inch thick. Various charts put it at .032" to .033". That is for plain steel. Galvanized, aluminum and stainless have different measurements for the same gage.
0330
It is 0330 hours.
A cc (cubic centimeter) and a mL (milliliter) are equal to each other in terms of volume.
3.3% = .033 Because percentages are out of a total of 100% you divide 3.3 into 100 to get .033. 3.3/100=.033
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.033 hectograms
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I am also finding you can use this: System.out.println("\033"); I have checked it in Eclipse. Please check it in any other compiler/ IDE. Sorry Doesn't work with my Java 6 Output - /033 /033 : Your slash is the wrong way around ("\033", not "/033").
The answer is .033 dg.