Both seventy-five hundreds and seventy-five hundredths, which is probably what you meant, are greater than six tenths.
Six tenths is greater than six hundredths. This is because a tenth is larger than a hundredth. In decimal form, six tenths is written as 0.6 and six hundredths is written as 0.06. Since 0.6 is greater than 0.06, six tenths is the greater value.
Six tenths is greater than forty one-hundredths. You can simplify forty one-hundredths to four tenths.
Six tenths is equal to 0.6. To determine how many hundreds this represents, you can convert it to a fraction: 0.6 is equivalent to 60 hundredths (since 0.6 = 60/100). Therefore, six tenths is equal to 60 hundredths.
Forty-five hundredths is 0.45, and six tenths is 0.6. When comparing these two decimal values, 0.6 is greater than 0.45. Therefore, six tenths is greater than forty-five hundredths.
five and six tenths = 56/10 twenty seven fifths = 27/5 = 54/10 so answer is yes five and six tenths is greater by two tenths or one fifth
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Six tenths is 6/10, or .6. Six hundredths is 6/100, or .06. Six tenths is greater than six hundredths by 0.54.
Six tenths is greater than six hundredths. This is because a tenth is larger than a hundredth. In decimal form, six tenths is written as 0.6 and six hundredths is written as 0.06. Since 0.6 is greater than 0.06, six tenths is the greater value.
75 hundreds = 0.75 6 tenths = 0.6 75 hundreds is bigger
Is six bigger than four?? YES! Then six tenths is bigger than four tenths.
Six tenths is greater than forty one-hundredths. You can simplify forty one-hundredths to four tenths.
Six tenths is greater than infinitely many fractions and it is also smaller than infinitely many.
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Forty-five hundredths is 0.45, and six tenths is 0.6. When comparing these two decimal values, 0.6 is greater than 0.45. Therefore, six tenths is greater than forty-five hundredths.
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Yes.
five and six tenths = 56/10 twenty seven fifths = 27/5 = 54/10 so answer is yes five and six tenths is greater by two tenths or one fifth