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Is 0.2 greater than 05?
No.
How do you change 3.3 percent to decmimal?
3.3% = .033 Because percentages are out of a total of 100% you divide 3.3 into 100 to get .033. 3.3/100=.033
Is 0.5 greater than 0.42?
0.5 is greater than 0.42
Is 1 percent greater than 05 percent?
1 is less than 5 or did you mean .05 percent or even .5 percent? then yes 1 is greater than those.
Is 3.907 greater or less than 05?
3.907 is less than (<) 5.
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Will 05 be greater than 46?
No it isn't; 46 is greater than 05.
Is 05 greater than 375?
No, 375 is greater.
Is 160 greater than 05 but less than 075?
It's greater than 5 and 75
Is .05 greater than .035?
Yes. .05 is the same as.050 which is greater than .035 .
Is 007 less than or greater than 05?
greater
Which is greater .1 or .05?
The former.
Is .019 greater than .05?
No.
Is 0.2 greater than 05?
No.
Is 05 greater than 625?
No.
What is greater 08 or 05?
08
How do you change 3.3 percent to decmimal?
3.3% = .033 Because percentages are out of a total of 100% you divide 3.3 into 100 to get .033. 3.3/100=.033
Is 67 greater than 05?
Yes, 67 is greater than 5.
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