Well, honey, if we're breaking down a whole into tenths, we're talking about dividing it into 10 equal parts. So, in a whole number like 12, you've got 12 tenths. It's as simple as that, darlin'.
If that's 1 and 1/5, that's 12 tenths.
12 times.
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In mathematics, a whole number is a number without fractions or decimals. Since 12 is a whole number, it is considered one whole. Therefore, there is one whole in the number 12.
That would be equivalent to 12/1, or 12. (1/1 is one whole.)
Well, darling, there are 12 tenths in 1.2. You see, each decimal place represents a power of ten, so when you have 1.2, that's 1 whole unit and 2 tenths. Simple math, really. Now go forth and conquer those decimal conversions!
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Oh, dude, it's like super easy. So, if you have 12 wholes, there are like 120 tenths because each whole has 10 tenths. It's just basic math, man.
Not sure what you mean exactly, but the 8 is in the tenths place. You can also look at it and say that there are 10 tenths in each whole number. In this case 3 is the whole number and ten 3's is thirty plus the 8 tenths we already mentioned making 38 tenths total.
Ten tenths add up to one whole anything. Ten tenths of a foot are one foot. Same with ten tenths of a mile, an ounce, a century, a piano, a book, an apple, and a city. If you divide something into parts and you have all of the parts, you have the whole thing. If you mean something like "how many tenths of inches are in a foot," that's a different question. ---- You could change the measurement to the metric system, which is based on tenths.
If that's 1 and 1/5, that's 12 tenths.
12
12 times.
10
In mathematics, a whole number is a number without fractions or decimals. Since 12 is a whole number, it is considered one whole. Therefore, there is one whole in the number 12.
There 12 inches to a foot, so 120 tenths of an inch to a foot.
12 whole racks of ribs