- one
hundredth of a gradian, when used for
angular measurement. The term
centesimal degree was
later introduced for
temperatures but was also problematic...
- word centigrade, also
known as
centesimal minute of arc, was in use for one
hundredth of a grade; similarly, the
centesimal second of arc was
defined as...
- In arithmetic, a
hundredth is a
single part of
something that has been
divided equally into a
hundred parts. For example, a
hundredth of 675 is 6.75. In...
-
Examples of
currencies featuring centesimal (1⁄100)
units not
called cent
Examples of
currencies which formerly featured centesimal (1⁄100)
units but now have...
- algebraically) for
which no
generalized Wagstaff primes are known. 100
Centesimal[citation needed] As 100=102,
these are two
decimal digits. 121 Number...
-
labelled with
Roman numeral M and with the
centesimal 'C'
indicator implied (since all such high
potencies are
centesimal dilutions): 1M = 1000C; 10M = 10,000C;...
- Öre (Swedish pronunciation: [ˈœ̂ːrɛ]) is the
centesimal subdivision of the
Swedish krona. In the
Swedish language, the
plural of öre is
either öre (indefinite)...
-
equator (1% of a
centesimal degree of latitude), thus one
kilometre of
distance corresponds to one
centigrad (also
known as
centesimal arc minute) of latitude...
- cedi
Ghanaian cedi U+20B5 ₵ CEDI SIGN ¢ cent, centavo, etc.
Fraction A
centesimal subdivision of the US dollar, the
Canadian dollar and the
Mexican peso...
- that much
lighter weights may be used to
weigh heavy object.
Similarly a
centesimal balance uses arms in
ratio 1:100.
Since the
platform for the load has...
