You can, for example 0.009 is the same as .009. I have been taught to put a zero before the decimal but it depends. To be safe i would put a zero before the decimal. 000.009 you could take 2 zeros off the beginning but leave one. Hope this helps!
0.51
Decimal point zero four is not equal to decimal point four zero..04 = 4/100.40 = 4/10thus, .04 < .40
decimal system and zero are the contribution of the Indians to the humanity.
1.556621881 rounded to zero decimal place = 2
Yes.
Put a decimal point followed by a zero in front.
You can, for example 0.009 is the same as .009. I have been taught to put a zero before the decimal but it depends. To be safe i would put a zero before the decimal. 000.009 you could take 2 zeros off the beginning but leave one. Hope this helps!
0.51
Decimal point zero four is not equal to decimal point four zero..04 = 4/100.40 = 4/10thus, .04 < .40
decimal system and zero are the contribution of the Indians to the humanity.
If a number has no decimal you can add a point zero zero at the end of that number.
1.556621881 rounded to zero decimal place = 2
You can if the last digit of the hundredth is zero.
to change a decimal into a percentage you must take the first two numbers behind the decimal and that is your percentage. If there is only one number like 0.1 add a zero behind that number, and that's your percentage. If there is a number in front of the decimal like 1.9 than the percentage will be in the hundreds. Just add a zero behind the nine, and your percentage is 190%.
Zero is zero in everything.
There are .8 decimeters in a meter you can find that out by putting the measurements in order from the smallest to the biggest then putting your number above the form of measurement and each time you need it to be a higher measurement you take a zero away and if there are not any zeros you add a decimal to the front and if there already is a decimal add a zero behind the decimal and in front of the numbers but if you are going to a smaller measurement then all you have to do is place a zero behind your number it is very simple because the metric system is base on powers of ten.