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2 years ago

In the number 8.028 does one 8 have a value of 100 times the other 8 ?

Mathematics

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nirvana33 [79]2 years ago

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Answer:

No, The 8 in the ones place of the decimal and the 8 in the thousands. Decimals go by variables of 10 if that makes sense

so hopping from the 8 in the ones place it would go 10, 100,1000.

Therefore the statement is false because the value between the eitghts is not 100 its 1000

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