80 % = .8 and 1 % = .01 . So the answer is .8 times .01 = .008 = 8 tenths of one percent or 0.8 % .
Converting a decimal to percentage is achieved by simply moving the decimal point two places to the right.Original: 0.008One Place: 00.08Two Places: 000.8So your percentage for .008 would be .8% (eight-tenths of one percent)
008 = 8 = 800%
Ten tenths = one whole - of anything.Ten tenths = one whole - of anything.Ten tenths = one whole - of anything.Ten tenths = one whole - of anything.
as a percentage one tenths is 10%as a fraction one tenths is 1/10as a decimal one tenths is 0.1in scientific notation one tenths is 1.0E-1 or 1.0 * 10^-1etc.
80 % = .8 and 1 % = .01 . So the answer is .8 times .01 = .008 = 8 tenths of one percent or 0.8 % .
To write eight thousandths, you would use the decimal point followed by the digit 8: 0.008. This represents a fraction where the whole is divided into one thousand equal parts, and you are referring to 8 of those parts. The digit 8 is in the thousandths place value, which is three places to the right of the decimal point.
.008
Converting a decimal to percentage is achieved by simply moving the decimal point two places to the right.Original: 0.008One Place: 00.08Two Places: 000.8So your percentage for .008 would be .8% (eight-tenths of one percent)
008 = 8 = 800%
Ten tenths = one whole - of anything.Ten tenths = one whole - of anything.Ten tenths = one whole - of anything.Ten tenths = one whole - of anything.
13 tenths, or one and 3 tenths Change one half to five tenths. Change three fifths to six tenths. Add these to two tenths.
One fifth is two tenths. 8 tenths minus 2 tenths is 6 tenths or 3 fifths.
as a percentage one tenths is 10%as a fraction one tenths is 1/10as a decimal one tenths is 0.1in scientific notation one tenths is 1.0E-1 or 1.0 * 10^-1etc.
One half is five tenths. One fifth is two tenths. One half less one fifths is five tenths less two tenths, or three tenths. .5 - .2 = .3
one Second reply: Not so, half is five-tenths, one is ten-tenths...
two tenths, one tenth, 0, negative one tenths, etc.