decimal in Latin
decimal in Latin is decimalis — decimal means relating to a number system based on the number ten, or to numbers written with a decimal point.
decimal in Latin
decimalis
What does "decimal" mean?
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adj Relating to a number system based on the number ten, or to numbers written with a decimal point.
"Most countries use the decimal system for currency."
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noun A number written using a point to separate whole numbers from fractional parts, such as 3.5.
"Convert the fraction one-quarter into a decimal."
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decimal in a sentence
- Most countries use the decimal system for currency.
- Round the answer to two decimal places.
- Convert the fraction one-quarter into a decimal.
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What is "decimal" in Latin?
"decimal" in Latin is decimalis. decimal means: Relating to a number system based on the number ten, or to numbers written with a decimal point.
How do you use "decimal" in a sentence?
Example: "Most countries use the decimal system for currency." In Latin, "decimal" is decimalis.
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