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A millionth of an inch is one kind of fraction of an inch. There are many other kinds of fractions of an inch, for example:

  • thousandths of an inch
  • hundredths of an inch
  • tenths of an inch
  • eighths of an inch
  • quarters of an inch
  • halves of an inch
  • three-quarters of an inch
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Anything less than one inch is a fraction of an inch. A millionth of an inch is very small fraction of an inch.

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