Answer:
A decimal number can be divided in a decimal part, a whole part and the decimal point which separates the first two.
So, all numbers that are placed leftside of the decimal point can be classified in units, tens, hundreds, thousands, and so on. Basically, each value depends on a base of 10. This means that thousands are ten times more than hundreds, hundreds are ten times more than tens, tens are ten times more than units.
If we want to a specific value of the whole part in a decimal number, we just need to look units, tens, hundreds, thousands or millions.
For example, if we have the number 1235.8456, the whole part would be 1235, and the value of the numbers that are leftside of the decimal point is 1235 units.
Five twelfths are left of the candy bar
I know that one other form is
800,000+1,000+6
I don't totally understand,but maybe it's 6(-31)=-186.
I don't really understand the question?
