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3 years ago

Can a number have more than one decimal place

2 answers:

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Yes, they can Decimal places are the numbers after a decimal. So for instance: 3.28863, that would have more than one decimal place because .28863 is more than one decimal place.

marusya05 [52]3 years ago

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Yes! For example, you can have a number with only one, but you can also hav an irrational number such as<span> π (pi).
Hope this helps you!</span>

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x²/2 =271 represents the situation where taking length twice as breadth and area as 271 ft² .

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