0.1
Further explanation
This question about converting unit forms into standard forms.
- A standard form is written in number form
- A unit form is writing a number using place value units
Let's convert ten hundredths in standard form
[tex]\boxed{ \ 10 \times \frac{1}{100} = \frac{10}{100} = \frac{1}{10} = 0.1} \ }[/tex]
Thus, ten hundredths in standard form (or standard notation) is 0.1.
We call it 'one-tenth', it's a small number of less than 1.
Note:
Let's recall the place value.
Thousand | Hundred | Unit | (Decimal Point) | Tenth | Hundredth | Thousandth
Decimal point tells when starting to count. We begin with a tenth when we go to the right of the decimal point and the unit when we go to the left.
Another example:
- 21.3 is twenty-one and three tenths
- two and forty-five thousandths is 2.045
At a higher level, we also need to learn about scientific notation. Scientific notation helps us summarize the writing of very large or very small numbers.
Learn more
- Using a scientific notation https://brainly.com/question/4736384
- The example of a question about the four types of number form brainly.com/question/4725342
- Determine 3 digits are in the units period of 4,083,817 brainly.com/question/558692
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