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Leona [35]
3 years ago
13

What number is greater 0.111 or 1.001. also 1.11 or 1.01

Mathematics
2 answers:
spayn [35]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

0.111<1.001

1.11 > 1.01

Step-by-step explanation:

To identify the greater number from decimal number.

Rule: First we check number or digits before decimal.

  • If digit is greater than number is greater than.
  • If digit is smaller then number is smaller
  • If digit is same then check digit after decimal.

# 0.111 or 1.001

In 0.111 digit before decimal is 0

In 1.001 digit before decimal is 1

As we know 0<1

So, 0.111<1.001

# 1.11 or 1.01

In 1.11 digit before decimal is 1

In 1.01 digit before decimal is 1

1 = 1 , So test fail. Now check digit after decimal.

In 1.11 digit after decimal is 1

In 1.01 digit after decimal is 0

As we know 1>0

So, 1.11 > 1.01

Paul [167]3 years ago
4 0
1.001 is greater than 0.111 because the 1 is automatically greater than zero.  1.11 is greater than 1.01 because there is a place in the tenths place in 1.11 but none for 1.01.
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