Any number times 1 remains the same and so it is 0.09
I write it as: 90 000 009 009 009 as I use the long scale (as used in Europe). Others write it as: 90 009 009 009 as they use the short scale (as used in USA).
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600 multiplied by 009 = 5,400
1/111 = 0.009009... so the repeating sequence is "009"
Yes, .009 is greater than .001. In decimal form, .009 represents nine thousandths, while .001 represents one thousandth. Since nine thousandths is larger than one thousandth, .009 is indeed greater than .001.
(1 + .009)¹⁰ =1.009¹⁰ =10,090,000,000
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009 = 9
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In integer arithmetic, leading '0s' can be deleted. Therefore 01 becomes 1 and 009 becomes 9 And as you can see 9 is bigger than 1. However in the case of decimal numbers 0.01 and 0.009, 0.01 is bigger than 0.009.
I write it as: 90 000 009 009 009 as I use the long scale (as used in Europe). Others write it as: 90 009 009 009 as they use the short scale (as used in USA).
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