Why is 8.0 greater than 0.8?

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8.0 is greater than .8 because 8.0 is just 8 and .8 is only eight tenths.

Monergy answered Aug 26, 2016

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8.0 is the same as saying 8. But, 0.8 is less than 1, because in front of the decimal is a whole number which is zero. Also 0 is less than 8

Binay answered Aug 30, 2016

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