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A decimal is a little dot that separates whole numbers from un-whole numbers. For example: 48.967 The number to the left of a decimal is a whole number and the number to the right of the decimal is an un-whole number, ie. a fraction.
Decimals are the numbers that live in between whole numbers. Example: 1.5, which mean one and a half.
relating to or denoting a system of numbers and arithmetic based on the number ten, tenth parts, and powers of ten:

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Decimator is a low-cost spectrum analyzer card providing accurate, fast measurements in a very small form factor. It is ideally suited to measurement of communications and broadcast carriers, as well as integration into an RF System, Satcom terminal or RF monitoring/measurement system.

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a decimate is a latin word which means removal of tenth.

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