Four tenths is NOT bigger than 28 tenths. Four tenths = 4/10 = 0.4 Twenty-eight tenths = 28/10 = 2.8 *1/4 is greater than 1/28, if this is what you were meaning.
To determine which number is bigger between 0.615 and 0.65, we can compare their tenths place first. In this case, 0.65 has a larger tenths place value than 0.615, making it the bigger number. This is because the digit 6 in 0.65 is greater than the digit 1 in 0.615.
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No. Three tenths is 0.300 and 1/3 = 0.333.
0.488 contains 4 tenths and a bit more which is less than 1 tenth 0.68 contains 6 tenths and a bit more which is less than 1 tenth 6 tenths are bigger than 4 tenths → 0.68 > 0.488
No, 0.4 is not bigger than 5. In decimal form, 0.4 represents four-tenths, which is less than 1. On the other hand, 5 is a whole number that is greater than 4 tenths. In numerical order, 5 is larger than 0.4.
Yes, as 14 is bigger than 10, the fraction is more than 1/1, and therefore is bigger than one whole.
no a half is five tenths 1/2 = 5/10 which is less than 7/10.
100 tenths is 10, and 100 hundredths is 1, so is 10 more than 1? Yes, Your answer is yes.
Yes it is 9 is higher than 1
1.09 is actually bigger because it is 1 and 9 hundredths but 1.9 is only i 9 tenths... and hundredths are bigger than tenths
Well, first you look at the numbers. For example:1.5and1.050You think 1.050 is bigger right? WRONG! 1.5 is bigger because the number in the tenths place, is 5. The number in the number 1.050's tenths place is smaller because the number in the tenths place, which is 0, is smaller than the 5 in 1.5.Get it? It simple, really ;) . Here's another example:2.59and2.6You would think that the 2.6 is smaller, but your WRONG AGAIN! 2.6 IS bigger because, you always look at the numbers after the decimal IF the ones, ( the numbers before the decimal), are the same. 2.6 IS BIGGER because the 6 in 2.6's tenths place, (the number after the decimal) is bigger than the 5 in 2.59's tenths place. Get it now? OK here ONE more:1.0and3.03.0 is bigger because 3 is greater than 1. Do you get it now? I hope so.