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- 1. Desimaler Deler av det hele Komma , eller desimaltegnet skiller heltallene fra desimalene Dette er 100 ruter av 100 ruter. Vi kan si hundre prosent eller hundre hundredeler eller en hel. 100% = = 1 = 1,00100 100
- 2. 100 100 = 1,00 Alle er rutene er blå. Da teller jeg hundre av hundre ruter som er blå.
- 3. 100 10 = 0,10 Ti av rutene er svarte. Da teller jeg ti av hundre ruter er svarte. Ti av hundre ruter er svarte. Det er det samme som en tidel. 10 1
- 4. Desimaler Deler av det hele Komma , eller desimaltegnet skiller heltallene fra desimalene Dette er 10 sorte ruter av 100 ruter i alt. Vi kan si ti prosent eller ti hundredeler eller en tidel av det hele. 10% = = 0,10100 10
- 5. Navnene på plassen i vårt posisjonssystem , hundrer tier ener tidel hundredel Første plassen bak komma er tidelsplassen Andre plassen bak komma er hundredelsplassen
- 6. Verdiene i posisjonssystemet 3 , 4 8 ener tidel hundredel Her er det 4 tideler på tidelsplassen
- 7. Verdiene i posisjonssystemet 2 , 5 9 ener tidel hundredel Vi leser tallet slik: To komma fem ni