The question has no unique answer.
If anyone comes along and gives a number that is almost '8' but not quite, then no matter how close to '8' it is,
I can ALWAYS give another number that is larger, and closer to '8', but still less than '8'.
There is no 'greatest' that answers this question.
The best we can do for an answer is: "Seven, followed by a decimal point, followed by an infinite number of nines".
Three over eight as a decimal is 0.375
Seven and eight tenths in a decimal is 7.8.
8.8 IS a decimal. Eight and eight-tenths 8 8/10
800 and 8/100 = 800.08 as a decimal
eight ninths as a decimal = 0.888889 8/9: = 8 ÷ 9 = 0.888889 in decimal
0.845 has the greatest value, because the first digit after the decimal point, eight, has greater value than 3, 2, and 5. The first number after the decimal point determines the value of the number as opposed to other decimal numbers.
It's greater because if you draw to thin rectangles and divide one into tenths and one into eighths. First color in three eighths. Then in the other rectangle color in eight tenths. Then what shaded rectangle has the greatest amount. The One with the greatest shaded amount is larger so so... eight tenths is greater then three eighths.I hope that helped :)
Eight and eight hundredths in a decimal is 8.08
eight and eight hundredths = 8.08 in decimaleight and eight hundredths as a decimal = 8.08
Fifty-eight thousands in decimal form is 58,000Fifty-eight thousandths in decimal form is 0.058
eleven and eight hundredths in decimal = 11.08
eight tenths as a decimal = 0.8
Three over eight as a decimal is 0.375
one over eight to a decimal = 0.125
eighteen and eight hundredths = 18.08 in decimal
Well, honey, to write six and eight hundredths as a decimal, you just put the 6 before the decimal point and the 8 after it. So, it's 6.08. Easy peasy lemon squeezy!
Seven and eight tenths in a decimal is 7.8.