that would be 0.33 but it depends on the amount of decimal places you are using, the decimal of one third is infinite; never ends. for example 5 decimal places would be -> 0.33333
The decimal form of one third is the decimal .3 repeating,
so .333333.......
1 third = 0.33333.... [repeating 3] To signal that this is recurring there is a dot on top of the last three. This signals that the decimal is recurring and goes on forever. Usually people only write the first three places in a recurring decimal due to that it goes on forever.
1/3 is sorta messy as a decimal, as it translates into 0.33333 - and the threes just keep coming for as many as you care to use.
one in decimal = 1.0
The decimal for one fifteenth is 1.15
Carried out or written to one decimal place . . . 184.2Rounded to one decimal place . . . . . 184.3
one nineth in decimal = 0.11111...1/9:= 1 ÷ 9= 0.11111... in decimal
There is always one decimal point but decimal places can be more than one. 927.1 has one decimal place which is the tenths place.
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one in decimal = 1.0
one thousand as a decimal is 1000.0 one thousandth as a decimal is 0.001
Anything to one decimal place has a precision of one decimal place. For instance, 1234 to one decimal place is 1000, and 5678 to one decimal place is 6000. If you are talking fractional examples, then 0.1234 to one decimal place is 0.1 and 0.5678 to one decimal place is 0.6. Similarly, 0.001234 is 0.001, and 0.005678 is 0.006.
one half in decimal = 0.5
The decimal for one fifteenth is 1.15
It is 1.0 rounded to one decimal places and not 0.9
Carried out or written to one decimal place . . . 184.2Rounded to one decimal place . . . . . 184.3
one nineth in decimal = 0.11111...1/9:= 1 ÷ 9= 0.11111... in decimal
There is always one decimal point but decimal places can be more than one. 927.1 has one decimal place which is the tenths place.
Your 4.875 rounded off is 4.9 to one decimal. When rounding off to one decimal, we look at the second decimal. When the second decimal is 5 or more, we round the first decimal up by one. In this case, the second decimal is 7, and that means we round the first decimal, the 8, up by one, and that makes it 9. That's where the 4.9 came from.
The decimal 13.5 is already rounded to one decimal place.