3 periods
3 ones as decimal: 3 ones = 3 and it is a whole number = 3.0 in decimal
A period is a group of 3 digits in a number. For example: 6,756,215,985,000,000 .this number has 5 periods, because every group of 3 digits counts as a period. Another example: 214,587,425. this number has 3 periods. another example: 12. this number has 0 periods. another example: 54,554,215,487,256,542,154,252,563,253,256,896,585,487,545,468. (this number has 15 periods.) well...I hope I helped! :)
The decimal number midway between 3 and 4 is 3.5
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3 periods
3 ones as decimal: 3 ones = 3 and it is a whole number = 3.0 in decimal
The "periods" in a big number are the groups of 3 digits between the commas. The correct way to write this big number is: 645,165,758 ... in 3 periods.
A period is a group of 3 digits in a number. For example: 6,756,215,985,000,000 .this number has 5 periods, because every group of 3 digits counts as a period. Another example: 214,587,425. this number has 3 periods. another example: 12. this number has 0 periods. another example: 54,554,215,487,256,542,154,252,563,253,256,896,585,487,545,468. (this number has 15 periods.) well...I hope I helped! :)
The decimal number midway between 3 and 4 is 3.5
17.635 already is rounded to 3 decimal places.
the decimal number for 3 & 9/10 is 3.90
3 + 13 = 16, and there is no need for a decimal point to make it a decimal number.
A number cannot have 3 "decimal" points in it.
2.500
At most 3.
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