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What is one tenth of 2500?
One tenth of 2500 is 250. To find one tenth of a number, you divide the number by 10. In this case, 2500 divided by 10 equals 250.
If 12 is subtracted from one tenth of a certain number the answer is 13 what is the number?
-1
What is 25 divided by 250?
0.1
Is 25 a tenth?
Yes, of 250.
What is 1 tenth of 250?
25
What is 250 to the nearest tenth?
250.0
What is the Square root of 250 rounded to the nearest tenth?
250.0
How do you round 253 to the nearest tenth?
To the nearest ten: 250 To the nearest tenth: 253.0
What is 250 rounded to the nearest tenth?
250.0
Is to reduce by one tenth?
To reduce a number by 1/10, you could use it as a percentage 10%. Example 250 reduced by 1/10 = 250 x 10% = 25
What is 245.4925 rounded to the nearest tenth?
245.5
What is the difference between a tenth and one tenth?
A tenth and one tenth are the same thing.
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