Yes, 1/4 is bigger than 1/10.
Yes it is 9 is higher than 1
Yes, since 3 is in the tenth place it is .30 and it can be more but remember 3 is also bigger than 1 and can be added zeros as much as it wants.
one seventh cause there is less to split the circle with ---- One-seventh is greater. If you divide something into seven pieces, each piece is bigger than if you divide it into eight pieces. The more pieces, the smaller each piece has to be. Half an hour (1/2) is bigger than a quarter of an hour (1/4).
Yes. 1/5 is bigger than 1/10. In fact it is exactly twice as big as one tenth. The key is that the denominator of the fraction (5 or 10) represents the size of the "part" being indicated. A larger denominator means a smaller part -- there are more of them in the whole.
yes
It is a bigger chunk. Example One third of the pie is bigger the one seventh.
Yes, 1/4 is bigger than 1/10.
With fractions the bigger the bottom number the smaller the piece. If you were eating pie, you would rather have 1/2 a pie than 1/4 of a pie, because half is a lot bigger than a fourth. It's like money, right? If we are talking about a dollar, then 1/2 = 50 cents, and 1/4 equals a quarter. 1/7 = about 14 cents, and 1/10 = a dime.
Yes it is 9 is higher than 1
One tenth is ten times bigger than one hundredth. That is 1/10 = 10 x 1/100.
No, a decimetre is one tenth (1/10) of a metre.
1 tenth 1 eleventh and so on. 1 eighth would be bigger
0.488 contains 4 tenths and a bit more which is less than 1 tenth 0.68 contains 6 tenths and a bit more which is less than 1 tenth 6 tenths are bigger than 4 tenths → 0.68 > 0.488
The answer depends on the degree of rounding. To the nearest tenth (or smaller) it is 1 tenth. To the nearest unit (or bigger) it is 0.
Yes, one tenth of a mile is equal to 160.9344 metres
Yes, since 3 is in the tenth place it is .30 and it can be more but remember 3 is also bigger than 1 and can be added zeros as much as it wants.