How do you write 0.2 in word form?

Answer 1

You could write "zero point two".

You could write "two-tenths".

Answer 2

Oh, dude, writing 0.2 in word form is like saying "zero point two." It's not rocket science, just a decimal number being all fancy with its words. So, yeah, zero point two, that's how you roll with it.

Answer 3

To write 0.2 in word form, you would say "zero point two." This represents two tenths, as the decimal point separates the whole number part (zero) from the fractional part (two tenths). It is important to note that the word "and" is not used when reading decimal numbers in word form.

Answer 4

"Two hundredths" or "point zero two".

Many will say "dot zero two" but I personally do not hold with those. I am probably

the only person I know who still sometimes prefers "Answers point com".

Answer 5

You could write "zero point two".

You could write "two-tenths".

Answer 6

zero point two

two tenths

nought point two

point two (I think this is less used)

Answer 7

Zero decimal two

Zero decimal point two

Zero point 2

Zero and 2 tenths.

If you’re in a test, you’re better off writing Zero and 2 tenths, most schools use that way and it’s more formal.

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Answer 8

you can write it as zero point two or two tenths or 200 hundredths

Answer 9

Zero decimal two

Zero decimal point two

Zero point 2

Zero and 2 tenths.

If you’re in a test, you’re better off writing Zero and 2 tenths, most schools use that way and it’s more formal.

Answer 10

zero-point two

two tenths

twenty one-hundrethes

etc