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How much is 80 tenths in a decimal point?
80 tenths is 8.0
Where does a decimal point go?
ALWAYS Between the units number and the tenths decimal number. e.g. 4.5 '4' is the units ' 5' is the tenths decimal number. or 345 '2' is the units number and ;3; is the tenths decimal number. When adding or subtracting decimals keep the decimal point directly below each other. It makes for far easier manipulation Hence (adding) 102.345 004.500 (Note the use of trivial zeroes '0'. ____----- 106.845 ====== Rather than 102.345 4.5 Much more difficult and far easier to make a mistake.
Is one tenth smaller than eight tenths?
1/10 (0.1) is much smaller than 8/10 (0.8)
How much fifths are in 10 wholes?
50 of them.
How much money is 5000 quarters?
5000 quarters is 1250 wholes. As to how much money - it depends on what your currency is used in your country.
How do you write eight and four tenths in decimals?
8.4Eight and four tenths can be expressed as 8.4. To the right of the decimal place/point, the first position is tenths, the second place is hundredths, and the third place is thousandths, fourth place is ten thousandths..etc..
How much is 80 tenths in a decimal point?
80 tenths is 8.0
How much is eight and four tenths in decimals?
8.4
How much bigger is two thirds to eight tenths?
Eight tenths simplified is 4/5ths. When both are converted into percentages, 4/5ths is obviously bigger. Two thirds is not bigger than eight tenths.
How much is eight tenths of a pound?
0.8 pounds is 12.8 ounces
How much is eight tenths of an inch?
8/10" is roughly .067'
How much is sixteen and forty-eight hundredths plus three and two tenths?
19.68
Is two fifths larger than seven tenths?
no. Convert both of these to decimal form. Two fifths is only .4, it is much smaller than .7, seven tenths.
How much fifths are in 4 wholes?
20
How much is 16 quarters?
4 wholes
How much does 67 quarters equal?
16.75 wholes.
Where does a decimal point go?
ALWAYS Between the units number and the tenths decimal number. e.g. 4.5 '4' is the units ' 5' is the tenths decimal number. or 345 '2' is the units number and ;3; is the tenths decimal number. When adding or subtracting decimals keep the decimal point directly below each other. It makes for far easier manipulation Hence (adding) 102.345 004.500 (Note the use of trivial zeroes '0'. ____----- 106.845 ====== Rather than 102.345 4.5 Much more difficult and far easier to make a mistake.
