Not really sure what that's supposed to be.
Two hundred and three tenths is 200.3
Two hundred and nine tenths is 200.9
Two hundred three and nine tenths is 203.9
Everything added together is 201.2
The only way is: 200.0 (plus as many more zeros as you want to add on the end)
This number is a whole number. If you want to write it as a decimal, you need to add a decimal after the second 0 and add some zeros. Like this 14500.00 Other than that, it's just not a decimal.
tenths, hundredths, thousandths, ten thousandths (etc.) (just add a 'ths' to the end of the number.)
To write a decimal you go to the end of the whole number 5 for example and then you put a period (5.) then you add the rest of the decimal like 5.6
Just add .0 on the end of it
10 + 6/10 = 10.6 'and' means to add.
First, write out the whole number until the decimal point. Next write 'and' for the decimal point. Finally, write out the value of decimal part of the number: 0.X is tenths 0.XX is hundredths 0.XXX is thousandths 0.XXXX is ten thousandths...and so on. For example 13.4563 would be thirteen and four thousand five hundred sixty-three ten thousandths.
2.9 (if you mean a decimal)
ten and five tenths is the same thing as ten and one half its 10.5 or 10.50 it dose not matter if u add a zero
Multiply the the tenths piece of the fraction by 10, and add a decimal point after the 8. The answer is 8.04
The only way is: 200.0 (plus as many more zeros as you want to add on the end)
45006 There is no need to add a decimal point at the end. And it would be incorrect to write it as 45006.0 since that would imply that the number is accurate to the tenths place - an implication that is not justified by the number.
3.6 because the 6/10 part is like saying .60 and you can choose to add the zero or leave it out
7.09 as 7.9 is seven and nine tenths so add a 0 to make it seven and nine hundredths.
2.9. There are, of course, ten tenths in the value of 1. So 9 tenths is 9 out of that 10 which is 9/10 or 0.9 - just 0.1 less than 1. Add the 2 in front and you have 2.9.
4.5
add a 0 to the back of the decimal