i don't understand standard form math and i have to questions what is nine hundredths in standard form and sixteen and six tenths in standard form?
To understand standard form in math, it's important to know that it refers to the conventional way of representing numbers using digits. Below are the steps to convert a decimal number to standard form:
1. Determine the place value of each digit: Starting from the left, assign a place value to each digit based on its position to the right of the decimal point. The first digit to the right of the decimal point represents tenths, the second represents hundredths, the third represents thousandths, and so on.
2. Write the number in digit form: Write each digit of the number in the appropriate place value, separated by a decimal point.
Now, let's move on to your specific questions:
1. Nine hundredths in standard form:
Nine hundredths is written as 0.09 in decimal form. To convert it to standard form, follow the steps above. Since there are only two digits after the decimal point, we can simply write it as 0.09.
2. Sixteen and six tenths in standard form:
Sixteen and six tenths is written as 16.6 in decimal form. To convert this to standard form, we identify that there is one digit after the decimal point, which represents tenths. Therefore, we can simply write it as 16.6.
Remember, in standard form, we represent decimal numbers using digits, making sure to place the decimal point in the correct position according to the place value of each digit.
Well, 9 hundreths is in the -'s, So Lets See, .009 there you go and #2.
16 and 6 Umm Well I Guess That's How!
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