The place value columns after the decimal point, starting form the one immediately to the right of the decimal point and going right, are: tenths, hundredths, thousandths, ... thus as the 2 is in the third place value column after the decimal point, it is in the thousandths column and represents two-thousandths (2/1000).
ones tens hundredths thousandths
two ten thousandths... (ones) . (tenths) (hundredths) (thousandths) (ten thousandths) ...
The hundredth place of 8.471 is 7. 8 <-- Ones . 4 <-- Tenths 7 <-- Hundredths 1 <-- Thousandths
0.505 = zero ones and five tenths and zero hundredths and five thousandths
(ones) . (tenths) (hundredths) (thousandths)So to the nearest tenth, it would be 2.3
convert9 thousandths, 5 hundredths, 8 ones, 6ten-thousandths, 4 tenths in decimal
No there is not a ones place in a decimal. It's tenths, hundredths, thousandths, ten thousandths, etc.
tenths, twenthies,hundredths, two hundredths, ones
ones tens hundredths thousandths
It is 9.7556
two ten thousandths... (ones) . (tenths) (hundredths) (thousandths) (ten thousandths) ...
2.048 i think
Number 9 6 6 7 . 3 7 9 hundreds tens ones tenths hundredths thousandths
The hundredth place of 8.471 is 7. 8 <-- Ones . 4 <-- Tenths 7 <-- Hundredths 1 <-- Thousandths
the second digit from the decimal point. 7 ones . decimal 5 tenths 2 hundredths 2 thousandths
Two hundred eighty-one and one thousand, twenty-five ten-thousandths.
3/1000 0.003 ^--------- ones --^------- tenths ----^----- hundredths ------^--- thousandths