.0123 is closer to zero than .023. If you round it to hundredths, it would be .01 or .02. Its easier to think of this way. 1 is closer to zero than 2.
6:02 on an analog clock is 168 degrees. 170 is between 6:01 and 6:02, closer to 6:02.
It depends on the format of the date: 01/11/10 01/02/2010 2010/01/02
02 meters is the same as 2 meters. Therefore, the 2 meters is greater. If the question was 0.02 meters, than they would have been equivalent.
You can express February 1st as either 02-01 (which would be II.I) or as 01-02 (which would be I.II)
.0123 is closer to zero than .023. If you round it to hundredths, it would be .01 or .02. Its easier to think of this way. 1 is closer to zero than 2.
6:02 on an analog clock is 168 degrees. 170 is between 6:01 and 6:02, closer to 6:02.
It depends on the format of the date: 01/11/10 01/02/2010 2010/01/02
Closer to the Source was created in 1978-02.
Move Closer was created on 1985-02-09.
02 meters is the same as 2 meters. Therefore, the 2 meters is greater. If the question was 0.02 meters, than they would have been equivalent.
There are 200 centimeters in 2 meters. This is because 1 meter is equal to 100 centimeters, so 2 meters would be equal to 200 centimeters.
There are no 13-digit telephone numbers beginning with 02 in the UK. All numbers beginning with 02 have 11 digits, including the trunk prefix 0. For example, 020 7496 0123 [fictional number].
He was born in 1983. Exactly on February 1, 1983.(1983-02-01).(1983-02-01)
You can express February 1st as either 02-01 (which would be II.I) or as 01-02 (which would be I.II)
NO it changes from 01 to 02
01 02 03 04 anything from 01 to 100