It's not. In fact, 0.08 is eight times as large as 0.01 is.
Yes. You actually don't even need the zeros 8 is less than 9
As given '0072 & '001' , then the 'zeroes' are trivial and the numbers stand as '72' & '1' Hence 72 > 1. However, if you mean decimals, please insert the decimal point, in the correct position, otherwise it is meaningless.
No, 008 is not greater than 5. In numerical terms, 008 is equivalent to 8, which is greater than 5.
The figure .008 in money typically represents eight thousandths of a unit of currency. For example, in U.S. dollars, .008 equals 0.8 cents, which is less than one cent. In a broader financial context, it can also represent a small fraction of a larger amount, such as interest rates or percentages.
Yes, .009 is greater than .001. In decimal form, .009 represents nine thousandths, while .001 represents one thousandth. Since nine thousandths is larger than one thousandth, .009 is indeed greater than .001.
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Yes. You actually don't even need the zeros 8 is less than 9
No.No.No.No.
Without a decimal point, they are both the same. If you asked "Which is less .01 or .001", then .001 is the smaller number.
It is greater
.001
1 is more (greater). .001 is 1000 times less than 1. .001 is 1/1000.
As given '0072 & '001' , then the 'zeroes' are trivial and the numbers stand as '72' & '1' Hence 72 > 1. However, if you mean decimals, please insert the decimal point, in the correct position, otherwise it is meaningless.
No, 008 is not greater than 5. In numerical terms, 008 is equivalent to 8, which is greater than 5.
008 is the same as 8, and 0.04 is smaller than 8.
no 4 is less than 5. Even 4.9999999999999 is less than 5. 5 .001 is greater than 5
The figure .008 in money typically represents eight thousandths of a unit of currency. For example, in U.S. dollars, .008 equals 0.8 cents, which is less than one cent. In a broader financial context, it can also represent a small fraction of a larger amount, such as interest rates or percentages.