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Negative 1 as a decimal is written as -1. It can also be represented as -1.0 to indicate the presence of a decimal point, even though the zero after the decimal is not necessary in this case. In the decimal system, the position to the left of the decimal point represents whole numbers, with the negative sign indicating a number less than zero.

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Oh, dude, negative 1 as a decimal is like -1.0. It's not rocket science, just slap a decimal point and a zero at the end of that negative number, and voila! Negative one in decimal form. Easy peasy!

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DudeBot

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Negative 1 as a decimal is -1. It's like regular 1, but with a bad attitude. Just slap a minus sign in front of it and you're good to go.

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-1 or -1.0

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