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What is the difference between 5 thousandths and 10 thousandths?
The difference is 5 thousandths. .010 -.005 = .005
In one inch how many .005?
The answer depends on .005 WHAT! There will be a different number on 0.005 inches in an inch compared to the number of 0.005 miles! And since the units have not bothered to say what the units are, it is impossible to give a sensible answer.
What would be the decimal between 005 and 006?
0.06
How do you write the number .005 in scientific notation?
5x10-3
How much is 005 percent in percentages?
It is 005 percent!
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