A Thousand is above 0 and a thousandth is below 0 (after the decimal place)
If you break something up into a thousand equal parts, each one of those parts would be a thousandth. In a decimal, the thousandth place is four to the right of the decimal point.
You cannot write a decimal like that because 3 thousand isnt igger than 517 hundredth thousand
one-thousandth as a decimal = 0.001
A hundredth is 0.01 in decimal value, and a thousandth is 0.001 in decimal value.
one thousand as a decimal is 1000.0 one thousandth as a decimal is 0.001
A Thousand is above 0 and a thousandth is below 0 (after the decimal place)
The difference is one has a comma: One thousand, the other: One thousandth, has a decimal. Thank You!
If you break something up into a thousand equal parts, each one of those parts would be a thousandth. In a decimal, the thousandth place is four to the right of the decimal point.
You cannot write a decimal like that because 3 thousand isnt igger than 517 hundredth thousand
Tenth = 0.1 Hundredth = 0.01 Thousandth = 0.001 Ten-Thousandth = 0.0001 Hundred-Thousandth = 0.00001 Millionth = 0.000001
you can write one thousandth as a decimal as 0.010.001
one-thousandth as a decimal = 0.001
546.739 A thousandth (0.001) refers to the number one split into one thousand parts. Since one thousand (1000) has three zeros, the easiest way to remember it is you need three decimal places. Similarly, a hundreth (0.01) needs two decimal places, and a tenth (0.1) needs one decimal place. The answer above was also rounded up because the ten-thousandth place digit was 5.
A hundredth is 0.01 in decimal value, and a thousandth is 0.001 in decimal value.
In decimal form, 1 thousandth is written 0.001
Thousand - or thousandth ? To the nearest thousand - it's zero ! To the nearest thousandth - it's 76.933 !