Yes, of course it is - but, as I have said, over the years I have encountered many people who do not 'do it properly', and once they start thinking of it as "nought point twelve", the scene is set for the sort of misunderstanding we are discussing here.
It happens all the time.It happened to A&W burger chain in the US. ... Their 1/3 pounder was a flop, because people thought that was less than a McDonald's 1/4 pounder!
).It happened to A&W burger chain in the US.
Their 1/3 pounder was a flop, because people thought that was less than a McDonald's 1/4 pounder!
https://amandoabreu.medium.com/the-...isions-explained-with-hamburgers-126a4841aa16
I can just see it is wrong after the first line - the next six digits and the last six digits should be transposed, but
My assumption was that someone gave the carver a piece of paper with one hundred decimal places per line. He then drew a square on the paper, at the left hand side, ten decimal places wide and ten rows deep, and carved that into the very expensive stone. (So he's carved places 1-10, 101-110 etc). I must be really sad as I believe I was the first person to notice.
No, I should have waited longer. You definitely got it, well done.
A panel transformer failed with obvious overheating and the electrician decided a 4.16A had to be more powerful than 2.08A. Sadly they were both 100VA and it took me ages to realise the problem I was there for was it was now 24V instead of 48V and some items were not working.
I've known a 15 into a 25.
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