2/100 is less than 5/100. When in doubt multiply both by the greatest decimal place. Ex. these both happened to be hundredths. If you had .2 and .05 you would multiply both by 100 leaving 20/100 and 5/100. I hope this makes sense.
hundredths or thousandths which is greater?
005 is thicker than 003
Although the numbers are close 4.905 is actually greater than 4.9 by .005. 4.905 - 4.900 --------- 0.005
The 1st decimal number is the greater
In terms of numerical value, 0.05 is greater than 0.01. This is because the digit 5 in 0.05 is in the hundredths place, while the digit 1 in 0.01 is in the hundredths place. In decimal numbers, the value of digits to the right of the decimal point decreases as you move from left to right, so a higher digit in the same place indicates a larger value.
009 (9) is greater than 005 (5) by 004 (4)
.002-.005 intake and, .005-.007 exhaust
002+002+001=005
It depends on the application of the bearings. If inside a gearbox for example, the best fit would be a press fit of .002, meaning the shaft diameter is .002 smaller than the bearings inside diameter (ID). For other applications where spinning of a bearing on a shaft is of less concern, then a slip fit of .005 or greater is fine as long as the bearing doesn't rock back and forth on the shaft.
Yes: 0.005 < 0.0065
hundredths or thousandths which is greater?
005 is thicker than 003
To determine if 003 is smaller than 005, you can compare the numbers by their value. Both are three-digit numbers, but when considering their actual values, 003 is equivalent to 3, and 005 is equivalent to 5. Since 3 is less than 5, it follows that 003 is indeed smaller than 005.
Although the numbers are close 4.905 is actually greater than 4.9 by .005. 4.905 - 4.900 --------- 0.005
.73 (by.005)
The 1st decimal number is the greater
the valve clearance should be set at .002 for the intake and the exhaust