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What is 9-9-09 in Roman numerals?
The date 9-9-09 in Roman numerals is IX.IX.IX. If the numbers represent the date 09-09-2009 that would be IX.IX.MMIX
What fracton is 09 in a fraction?
09, or just 9, is 9/1. If you meant 0.9, that is 9/10. If you meant .09, that is 9/100.
What is .09 expressed as a percentage?
It is: 9%
What is the fraction for .09?
9/10 9/10, or in other words, nine tenths.
What are the Roman numerals for September 9 2009?
If you write September 09 2009 as 09-09-2009 then you can write using these numerals IX (9) and MM = 2000, so 09-09-2009 becomes IX.IX.MMIX
Is 09 cc the same as 9 cc?
Yes. However, .09 cc is not equal 9 cc
What is 9-9-09 in Roman numerals?
The date 9-9-09 in Roman numerals is IX.IX.IX. If the numbers represent the date 09-09-2009 that would be IX.IX.MMIX
Is 1 bigger or smaller than 09?
smaller. If it was 0.9. 1 would be bigger, but 1 is just the same as saying 01 or 09 could be 9 it's just the same.
Are 0.9 and 0.09 equivalent and why?
No because .9 is the same as nine out of ten while .09 is the same as nine out of one hundred
What fracton is 09 in a fraction?
09, or just 9, is 9/1. If you meant 0.9, that is 9/10. If you meant .09, that is 9/100.
When was 9 released?
9 was released on 09/09/2009.
If you preorder Halo 3 ODST at TRU when will you get it?
The same as the release date which is 9/22/09.
What is 27.8 plus 09?
09 is 9. 27.8 + 9 = 36.8
What is .09?
64 9' 0" North
What is .09 expressed as a percentage?
It is: 9%
What does 09-09-09 mean?
This is the date of September 9, 2009.Other comments by WikiAnswers contributors:* This coming September 9, 2009, is the 252nd day of the year, 252 adds to 9, and 09-09-09 = 27.* 09-09-09 is also the last of the single-digits dates for quite a while - 92 years to be precise. * It is also the upside-down number of "the beast" - satan = 666, of course. * The day itself falls on a Wednesday and both Wednesday & September have 9 letters.
What is the fraction for .09?
9/10 9/10, or in other words, nine tenths.
