No, seven ninths (7/9) is not a terminating decimal. It can be expressed as a repeating decimal, which is approximately 0.777..., where the digit 7 repeats indefinitely. A fraction is terminating if its denominator (in simplest form) has only the prime factors 2 and/or 5, and since 9 has a prime factor of 3, it does not meet that criterion.
Seven ninths minus four ninths is 1/3.
seven and seven ninths.....or...... seventy ninths
12 is four ninths of twenty-seven.
2/9
It is seven ninths.
Seven ninths minus four ninths is 1/3.
seven ninths.
Seven of them
That depends what there are one and seven ninths of.
Two ninths of twenty-seven is six.
Yes, seven eights is larger than seven ninths.
seven and seven ninths.....or...... seventy ninths
12 is four ninths of twenty-seven.
7/9
23 and seven ninths.
2/9
It is: 5/9