Round it up or down.
Examples:
0.014 (thousandths ) is 0.01 (Hundredths) and 0.0 (Tenths)
0.567 (Thousandths) is 0.57 (Hundredths) and 0.6 (Tenths)
27.499 (Thousandths) is 27.50 (Hundredths) and 27.5 (Tenths)
O.108
You make eight and one tenth 8.1 to be a decimal.
0.008 0.1 = one tenth 0.01 = one hundreth 0.001 = one thousandth
One hundred fifty-eight thousandths in decimal form is written as 0.158. This is because each place value after the decimal point represents a power of 10, with the first place after the decimal point being tenths, the second being hundredths, and the third being thousandths. Therefore, 0.158 represents 1 tenth, 5 hundredths, and 8 thousandths.
0.1 = 1 tenth 0.01 = 1 hundredth 0.001 = 1 thousandth
O.108
85 thousandths = 0.85 in decimal
You make eight and one tenth 8.1 to be a decimal.
100 of them.
the right of the decimal 0.0000 1st one to the right=tenths 2nd one to the right=hunredths 3rd one to the right=thousandths 4th one=ten thousandths aint that right ?
One tenth can be written as the fraction 1/10. To see how many 1000s are in it, multiply the top and bottom by 100 since 10x100 is 1000. You have 100/1000 which tells you there are 100 thousands in 1/10
Three and one hundred thousandths which is equivalent to Three and one tenth
0.008 0.1 = one tenth 0.01 = one hundreth 0.001 = one thousandth
One hundred fifty-eight thousandths in decimal form is written as 0.158. This is because each place value after the decimal point represents a power of 10, with the first place after the decimal point being tenths, the second being hundredths, and the third being thousandths. Therefore, 0.158 represents 1 tenth, 5 hundredths, and 8 thousandths.
To express 20 thousandths as a decimal, you would write 0.020. This is because each digit's place value decreases by a factor of 10 as you move from left to right, so the digit 2 is in the thousandths place. Therefore, 20 thousandths can be represented as 0.020 in decimal form.
0.1 = 1 tenth 0.01 = 1 hundredth 0.001 = 1 thousandth
3.100 = three and one tenth.