two tenths, twice as many hundredths as tenths, half as many hundreds as tenths, twice as many tens as hundreds and three times as many ones as hundredths.
Could u show the process pls?
we already went through this.
There are 2*2=4 hundredths, so you cannot have 3 times that many ones, since the maximum digit is 9.
17tens
Sure! Let's break down the given information step by step and calculate the values.
1. "Two tenths": This means we need to calculate two-tenths of a number. To do this, we divide the number by 10 and multiply by 2. Let's call this value "x".
Calculation: x = (number / 10) * 2
2. "Twice as many hundredths as tenths": This means we need to calculate the value that is twice the number of hundredths as tenths. To do this, we divide the number by 10, multiply by 100, and then multiply by 2. Let's call this value "y".
Calculation: y = ((number / 10) * 100) * 2
3. "Half as many hundreds as tenths": This means we need to calculate the value that is half the number of hundreds as tenths. To do this, we divide the number by 10, divide by 100, and then divide by 2. Let's call this value "z".
Calculation: z = ((number / 10) / 100) / 2
4. "Twice as many tens as hundreds": This means we need to calculate the value that is twice the number of tens as hundreds. To do this, we divide the number by 100, multiply by 10, and then multiply by 2. Let's call this value "w".
Calculation: w = ((number / 100) * 10) * 2
5. "Three times as many ones as hundredths": This means we need to calculate the value that is three times the number of ones as hundredths. To do this, we multiply the number by 100, multiply by 3, and then multiply by 1. Let's call this value "v".
Calculation: v = (number * 100) * 3
After performing these calculations, you will have the values for x, y, z, w, and v.