YES!!!
To compare decimals, irrespective of the units ' inches'.
0.5 & 0.093
Bring both decimals to the same number of decimal places by inserting suffix 'zeroes'.
Hence
0.500 & 0.093 ( 3 d.p.)
Drop the decimal point
0500 & 0093
Drop the prefix zeroes, they are trivial
500 & 93
I think you will agree that 500 is greater than 93 ( 500 > 93)
Hence it follows that 0.5 ins. > 0.093 ins.
NB This method of comparing decimals is good for any sized decimal e.g.
0.00004 & 0.003 0.003 > 0.00004
It's greater than 5 and 75
No, 375 is greater.
Yes, 67 is greater than 5.
Yes.
Just as 25 is greater than 5 (or 05) so 25% of a number is greater than 5% of that number.
No it isn't; 46 is greater than 05.
It's greater than 5 and 75
05 is the same as 5 which is greater than 0.33
greater
To compare decimals ; method 0.05 & 0.035 Bring both decimals to the same number of decimal places by inserting suffix zeroes. Hence 0.050 & 0.035 ( Each is now 3 d.p.). Drop the decimal point 0050 & 0035 Drop the prefix zeroes 50 & 35 I think you will agree with me than 35 < 50 . Hence it follows that 0.035 < 0.05 NB This method is good for comparing all decimals.
No, 375 is greater.
Yes, 67 is greater than 5.
No, zero is not greater than 05. In fact, zero is equal to 0 and 05 is also equal to 5. Therefore, zero is less than 5.
No.
No.
No.
Yes.