Oh, dude, nine tenths on a ruler is like right before the very end. It's that sneaky little spot where you're almost at the finish line, but not quite there yet. So, if you're measuring something and you hit that mark, you're almost done, but not quite ready to celebrate.
Well, isn't that a happy little question! On a ruler, nine tenths would be very close to the end, just a smidge away from the last marking. If you imagine the ruler as a beautiful landscape, nine tenths is like a little bird perched near the edge, ready to take flight into the next adventure. Just remember, there's no mistakes, only happy little measurements!
The sum of (eight and nine tenths) plus (nine and eight tenths) is (eighteen and seven tenths). 8.9 + 9.8 = 18.7
Nine tenths minus four tenths is five tenths, which is also a half.
nine tenths is 90% and four fifths is 80% so nine tenths is bigger
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Nine tenths of a mile = 1.45 kilometres.
The sum of (eight and nine tenths) plus (nine and eight tenths) is (eighteen and seven tenths). 8.9 + 9.8 = 18.7
Nine and nine tenths = 9 + 9/10 = 9.9
Use the "Tenths" scale of inches, or the centimetres and millimetres scale.
Nine tenths minus four tenths is five tenths, which is also a half.
0.9 in word form is nine tenths.0.9 = nine tenths.
nine tenths is 90% and four fifths is 80% so nine tenths is bigger
It is seventy-eight and nine tenths.
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Nine tenths.
Nine and nine tenths in decimal form is 9.9
Nine tenths of a mile = 1.45 kilometres.
OK, SO, 0.9 is equal to nine-tenths. this is because 0.9, the nine is in the tenths place, and there is a nine, so nine tenths. HOpe this helps!