Math and Arithmetic

# What is 2 over 30 in decimal?

2/30 = 0.0666...

Divide 2 by 30.

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## Related Questions

0.6667 in decimal20/30:= 2/3= 2 &Atilde;&middot; 3= 0.6667 in decimal

decimal for 20 over 30 = 0.6666...20/30:= 20 &divide; 30= 0.6666... in decimal

0.30 you move the decimal point over 2 times to the left to get the decimal. You move it over 2 times to the right to get the percent. IE. 5% = 0.05

0.7530/40:= 30 &divide; 40= 0.75 in decimal

Expressed as a decimal, 9/30 is equal to 0.3.

Expressed as a decimal, 24/30 is equal to 0.8.

Yes because 15/30 = 1/2 which is 0.5 as a decimal

30/66 in decimal form is 45.'45'% recurring decimal '45'

Expressed as a decimal, 22/30 is equal to 0.73 recurring (that is, 0.73333...)

Expressed as a decimal, 13/30 is equal to 0.43 recurring (that is, 0.43333...)

Expressed as a decimal fraction, 17/30 = 0.56 recurring (that is, 0.5666...)

Expressed as a decimal, 16/30 is equal to 0.53 recurring (that is, 0.53333...)

Expressed as a decimal, 11/30 is equal to 0.36 recurring (that is, 0.36666...)

2 over 9 as a decimal = 0.2222 2/9: = 2 &divide; 9 = 0.2222 in decimal

6 is 30 divided by 5, so we can simplify 6 over 30 into 1 over 5. Now what is 1 / 5? Let's start by dividing 10 by 5. 10 / 5 = 2. Because 10 is 10 times the value of 1, we divide 2 by 10. We get 0.2 from this question. Therefore, 6 over 30 in decimal form is 0.2

Expressed as a decimal fraction, 30/22 is equal to 1.36 recurring (that is, 1.363636..)

2 over 21 as a decimal = 0.0952382 over 21= 2/21= 2 &divide; 21= 0.095238

2 over 2 is 1. As a decimal, it is still 1.

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