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Decimal numbers have a dot or point and are numbers that are not whole, e.g. '5' is a whole number BUT '5.5' is not a whole number: 5.5 = 5 + 0.5. The '.' (dot) is called the decimal point and the numbers to the right of the decimal point (dp) form the decimal part of the number. Here's a handy tip:
The first number to the right of the dp is in the tenths place position, e.g. 6 in 1.6
The second number to the right of the dp is in the hundredths place position, e.g. 2 in 1.62
The third number to the right of the dp is in the thousandths place position, e.g. 9 in 1.629