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How do you put 7.61 into one decimal place?
7.6
What is one whole and seven tenths put into a decimal?
1.7
How do you put 16 thousnadths in a decimal?
how do you put 16 thousandths in a decimal
How do you put 51.032 as a decimal in words?
Fifty-one and thirty-two thousandths
When you have a decimal can you take of the zeros if they are in front of the decimal?
You can, for example 0.009 is the same as .009. I have been taught to put a zero before the decimal but it depends. To be safe i would put a zero before the decimal. 000.009 you could take 2 zeros off the beginning but leave one. Hope this helps!
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