Yes. 8.0 is greater than 0.80 Because, since 8 (from the 8.0) is before the lower decimal point, than it proves that the '8' is a whole number. But, since the 8 (from the 0.8) is after the decimal point, than it much smaller.
The number 8 wholes and 79 hundredths is 8.79 as a decimal. The whole number goes before the decimal point. Hundredths means two spaces after the decimal point.
The power of 10 is -8 so move the decimal point 8 digits to the left, inserting zeros when necessary: 8.61 × 10⁻⁸ = 0.0000000861
0.8 repeating is already a decimal, though as a repeating decimal it is usually written as 0.888... or 0.8 with a bar over the 8 signifiying that the 8 is the part of the decimal that repeats. ========================== It's a decimal point followed by an infinite number of 8s, and is equal to 8/9.
Type the fractional part in a calculator, as a division: 17 / 20. This will give you a decimal, zero point something; add this to 8.
AS a decimal 8/10 = 0.8
Yes. 8.0 is greater than 0.80 Because, since 8 (from the 8.0) is before the lower decimal point, than it proves that the '8' is a whole number. But, since the 8 (from the 0.8) is after the decimal point, than it much smaller.
Pi to the 8th decimal place is 3.14159265.
The number 8 wholes and 79 hundredths is 8.79 as a decimal. The whole number goes before the decimal point. Hundredths means two spaces after the decimal point.
Without a decimal point, six can. With a decimal point, eighteen can.
To get from a percent to a decimal, simply move the "decimal point" over two places to the left. There is no defined (drawn) decimal point in the percent, but it is understood that it is after the 8, so it's also 8.0%. As a decimal, 8% is .08, now just write it as a fraction: 8/100, which can be simplified to 2/25
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8 ÷ 2.8 = 2 6/7 ≈ 2.857
800.0 is decimal form. Note the use of the decimal point and a suffix 'zero'.
To write 8 million in decimal form, you would place the decimal point after the last digit in the millions place. Therefore, 8 million in decimal form is 8,000,000.
When rounding 186 to one decimal point, we look at the digit in the second decimal place, which is 8. Since 8 is greater than or equal to 5, we round the digit in the first decimal place up by 1. Therefore, 186 rounded to one decimal point is 186.0.
To round 2.78 to one decimal point, we look at the digit in the second decimal place, which is 8. Since 8 is greater than or equal to 5, we round up the tenths place digit by adding 1 to it. Therefore, 2.78 rounded to one decimal point is 2.8.