No because 9/10 is greater than 6/10
Nine tenths is greater than three tenths.
0.9 is greater than 0.5. In decimal form, 0.9 represents nine-tenths, while 0.5 represents five-tenths. Since nine-tenths is larger than five-tenths, 0.9 is the greater value.
19/50
Yes.
nine tenths, for example.
Nine tenths is greater than one third.
Nine tenths is greater than three tenths.
Its less than 9 tenths.
0.9 is greater than 0.5. In decimal form, 0.9 represents nine-tenths, while 0.5 represents five-tenths. Since nine-tenths is larger than five-tenths, 0.9 is the greater value.
nope
19/50
Yes.
Yes.
nine tenths, for example.
In word form, 0.9 is "zero point nine" or "nine tenths." This represents a decimal number where the digit 9 is in the tenths place value, indicating a value that is less than 1 but greater than 0.
Nine tenths is greater than one half. If you have a pie and you took half of it away you would have another half of a pie left. If you took nine tenths of a pie away then you would be left with a tiny sliver. Another way to solve it is to make the denominator into ten so if you made one half into tenths it would be five tenths and everyone knows nine is greater than five.
Yes, 0.9 is greater than 0.81. In decimal form, 0.9 represents nine-tenths, while 0.81 represents eighty-one hundredths. Since nine-tenths is larger than eighty-one hundredths, 0.9 is indeed greater than 0.81.