A cent is one hundredth of a dollar (in fact, the word "cent" is from a Latin word meaning "hundred"). So no, one tenth of a penny is not one hundredth of a dollar. (It is actually one thousandth of a dollar.)
six pennies, a nickel and a penny, six cents, one one-hundredth of a dollar, one tenth of a penny, one quarter of a quarter.
Well think about this, would you rather have one tenth of a dollar or one one hundredth of a dollar? In other words YES
One tenth =1/10=0.1 One hundredth=1/100=0.01 Sum =0.1+0.01=0.11
0.1 is one tenth. 0.01 is one one hundredth. Think of 0.1 as a dime, and 0.01 as a penny.
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six pennies, a nickel and a penny, six cents, one one-hundredth of a dollar, one tenth of a penny, one quarter of a quarter.
Well think about this, would you rather have one tenth of a dollar or one one hundredth of a dollar? In other words YES
One tenth =1/10=0.1 One hundredth=1/100=0.01 Sum =0.1+0.01=0.11
One hundredth, or one cent. Example: 1.00 is one dollar, or one (1) 0.10 is one dime, or one tenth (1/10) 0.01 is one penny, or one hundredth (1/100) 0.25 is one quarter, or one fourth (1/4) 0.05 is one nickel, or one twentieth (1/20)
What in the world does THAT mean? I'm gonna take a SWAG (silly wild-ass guess) at that. One dollar equals 100 cents, so you could say that a penny is a centidollar, because a penny represents one hundredth of a dollar. A dollar is also one tenth of a ten-dollar bill, so you could say that it is a decisawbuck. (Sawbuck is slang for a 10-dollar bill.)
tenth
To the nearest tenth, 0.2 To the nearest hundredth, 0.23
A tenth is greater.
0.1 is one tenth. 0.01 is one one hundredth. Think of 0.1 as a dime, and 0.01 as a penny.
To the nearest tenth: 0.2 To the nearest hundredth: 0.23
A thousandth
1/10 x1/10=1/100 so the square root of a hundredth is a tenth. A tenth is ten hundredths.