A thousandth is 1 percent of a tenth. That's smaller.
Yes.
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A thousandth
Is the question supposed to be 6 tenths bigger than "A" tenth? If so, the answer would be 'Yes'.
A thousandth is 1 percent of a tenth. That's smaller.
Yes.
13.9
the larger number is 0.1 because a tenth, which is the first place value after the decimal is bigger than a thousandth, which is the third number after the decimal.
1 tenth of a cm and 1 thousandth of a meter are equal lengths.
Yes a half is bigger tan a tenth. A half =50% and a tenth =10%
A thousandth
Is the question supposed to be 6 tenths bigger than "A" tenth? If so, the answer would be 'Yes'.
Six of anything is generally bigger than three of the same thing.
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deci- means a tenth (1/10)milli- means a thousandth (1/1000)Therefore a decimetre is 100 time bigger than a millimetre. There are 1/100 decimetres in a millimetre.
No; a decimeter is one-tenth of a meter and a millimeter is one-thousandth of a meter.