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A bit is an eighth of a dollar, but in this sense it is never used in the singular. Two bits is a quarter.
This question makes no sense, gas is gas, regardless of where it comes from.
The planet closest (proximity) to the Moon is planet Earth; the eighth largest planet in the solar system is Mercury (i.e., Mercury is the smallest of the eight planets). Mercury had some resemblance to the moon, having a dry, cratered surface with (almost) no atmosphere, so in that sense it could be argued as being the closest in the sense of physical appearance.
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One eighth plus one eighth is one fourth.
An eighth is 0.125
you are eighth in line
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Dolby's eighth channel, often referred to as Dolby Atmos, is used in audio systems to create an immersive surround sound experience. The sound from this channel is typically emitted from overhead speakers or speakers placed at various heights to provide a sense of three-dimensional audio.