3/5 also equals 6/10 or 6 tenths
The answer is therefore 6 tenths minus 9 tenths = minus 3 tenths
Assuming of course that these portions are from the same object/ number etc. you have 30% less than when you started.
To subtract nine tenths and one fifth with a common denominator, first find the common denominator, which is 10. Convert one fifth to tenths: one fifth equals two tenths. Then, subtract: nine tenths minus two tenths equals seven tenths. So, nine tenths minus one fifth is seven tenths.
If we convert to the same denominators:Nine twelfths subtract six twelfths = Three twelfths.
To subtract three fifths from nine elevenths, first find a common denominator, which is 55. Convert nine elevenths to fifty-fifths: (9/11 = 45/55) and three fifths to fifty-fifths: (3/5 = 33/55). Now subtract: (45/55 - 33/55 = 12/55). Therefore, nine elevenths minus three fifths equals (12/55).
Yes. Imagine slicing a pie into ten pieces. If you take 9 of the 10 pieces you have nine tenth. If you take 3 of the 10 pieces you have three tenth. Clearly 9 pieces of pie are more than 3. If you are comparing two numbers that are both fractions of tenths, you can just look at the numbers on the top to see what is larger.
3/9 (three over nine)
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3.9
The answer is six and three fifths or 6 and 3/5 :D
If we convert to the same denominators:Nine twelfths subtract six twelfths = Three twelfths.
3/8 ÷ 9/10 = 5/12
Five million three hundred thousand twenty-nine and six tenths is 5,300,029.6
To subtract three fifths from nine elevenths, first find a common denominator, which is 55. Convert nine elevenths to fifty-fifths: (9/11 = 45/55) and three fifths to fifty-fifths: (3/5 = 33/55). Now subtract: (45/55 - 33/55 = 12/55). Therefore, nine elevenths minus three fifths equals (12/55).
Three thousand nine hundred and eighty eight and one fifth. Or... Three thousand nine hundred and eighty eight point two.
Yes. Imagine slicing a pie into ten pieces. If you take 9 of the 10 pieces you have nine tenth. If you take 3 of the 10 pieces you have three tenth. Clearly 9 pieces of pie are more than 3. If you are comparing two numbers that are both fractions of tenths, you can just look at the numbers on the top to see what is larger.
3/9 (three over nine)
9/5 - 4/5 =? (because the denominator or bottom number is the same all that you have to do is subtract the numerator or top number) =5/5 =1
thirty and nine tenth in decimal = 30.9