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Aarav forms the smallest decimal number using each of the digits 0, 3 and 5 exactly once, with one digit before the point and two digits after it.
The digit before the point must not be 0.
What number does he get?

Class 6Reading and Writing DecimalsDecimals
  • A3.05
  • B0.35
  • C5.03
  • D3.50

Step-by-Step Solution

The leading digit cannot be 0. The smallest non-zero leading digit is 3, and to make the rest smallest put 0 then 5 after the point: 3.05.
Answer: A) 3.05

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