We want to write four thousand three hundred twenty-one ten thousandths as a decimal.
The number is:
4321.010
To do it, we need to understand what each place value represents, where the place values are the place of each digit in reference to the decimal point.
- The first digit at the left of the decimal point represents the units.
- The second digit at the left of the decimal point represents the tens.
- The third digit at the left of the decimal point represents the hundreds.
- The fourth digit at the left of the decimal point represents the thousands.
And for the right we have:
- The first digit at the right of the decimal point represents the tenths.
- The second digit at the right of the decimal point represents the hundredths.
- The third represents the thousandths.
Of course, it continues in both ways, but this is enough to write our number.
We have:
"four thousand..."
Then the fourth digit at the left is a 4.
"... three hundred..."
The third digit is a 3.
"...twenty-one..."
The second digit is a 2, and the first is a 1.
For the right side, we do not have tenths, so the first digit at the right is a zero.
And "...ten thousandths"
We have a "10" in the second and third digits at the right of the decimal point.
Then our number is:
4321.010
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