No, seven tenths (0.7) is not the same as seven hundredths (0.07). Seven tenths represents a larger value, specifically 70 out of 100, while seven hundredths represents only 7 out of 100. Therefore, seven tenths is ten times greater than seven hundredths.
Seven tenths = 0.7 Five hundredths = 0.05
Six tenths is the same as 60 hundredths.
The decimal number of seven and four tenths and three hundredths is 7.43
No, four hundredths is not the same as four tenths. Four hundredths is represented as 0.04, while four tenths is represented as 0.4. Therefore, four tenths is ten times larger than four hundredths.
To write forty-six tenths and seven hundredths in decimal form, you would first convert the tenths and hundredths to decimal places. Forty-six tenths is equivalent to 4.6 (since one whole is equal to ten tenths), and seven hundredths is equivalent to 0.07 (since one whole is equal to one hundred hundredths). Therefore, when combined, forty-six tenths and seven hundredths can be written as 4.67 in decimal form.
Seven tenths = 0.7 Five hundredths = 0.05
Six tenths is the same as 60 hundredths.
six tenths is the same as sixty hundredths.
The decimal number of seven and four tenths and three hundredths is 7.43
7/10 / 1/100 = 70/100 Therefore, seven tenths is equal to 70 hundredths.
12 hundredths would be .12 and seven tenths would be .7So, 12 hundredths, is NOT more than 7 tenths.12 hundredths is less than 7 tenths.
Six and seventy hundredths is one possible answer.
No because 7/10 is the same as 70/100
To write forty-six tenths and seven hundredths in decimal form, you would first convert the tenths and hundredths to decimal places. Forty-six tenths is equivalent to 4.6 (since one whole is equal to ten tenths), and seven hundredths is equivalent to 0.07 (since one whole is equal to one hundred hundredths). Therefore, when combined, forty-six tenths and seven hundredths can be written as 4.67 in decimal form.
five tenths < sixty five hundredths < seven tenths [0.5 < 0.65 < 0.7].
Yes, they are both even.
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