.70
1.7
Decimal form is a whole number with part of a whole number.Thos is an example of a hundredths decimal.0.99 or 0.09.This one is for tenths.0.9.
71 and 7/10 = 71.7 as a decimal number
Ten tenths = one whole - of anything.Ten tenths = one whole - of anything.Ten tenths = one whole - of anything.Ten tenths = one whole - of anything.
In decimal notation, the tenths place is the first decimal place after the decimal point. In this case, 1.7 is larger than 1.6 because 1.7 is one whole unit and seven tenths, while 1.6 is one whole unit and six tenths. The number 1.7 is greater than 1.6 by one-tenth.
1.7
.70
1.7
Decimal form is a whole number with part of a whole number.Thos is an example of a hundredths decimal.0.99 or 0.09.This one is for tenths.0.9.
2.9 (if you mean a decimal)
To write the decimal number 1.8 in words, you would say "one point eight." This represents the number 1 as a whole and 8 tenths. In decimal notation, the digit to the left of the decimal point represents the whole number part, while the digits to the right of the decimal point represent fractions of the whole number.
71 and 7/10 = 71.7 as a decimal number
.7
Oh, dude, one and seven tenths as a decimal is just 1.7. It's like taking a chill pill and dropping that pesky "and" to make it easier to handle. Math can be a total buzzkill, but this one's a piece of cake.
Ten tenths = one whole - of anything.Ten tenths = one whole - of anything.Ten tenths = one whole - of anything.Ten tenths = one whole - of anything.
For one whole numbers there are 10 tenths In 2 there is 20 tenths 20 tenths + 4 tenths = 24 tenths There are 24 tenths in 2.4 An easier way to do this is to subtract the decimal to get the tenths. Example : 30.2 = 302 tenths