Uncountable
1.500. Add as many zeros as you want and you would still get 1.5.
There are six zeros in a million, so you would just need to add six zeros to 15 to get 15,000,000. You can also move the decimal point over six places to the right to get the same answer.
Add as many zeros as you would like to see after the digit 2and you will have a new decimal that's equivalent to 0.2 .
The only way is: 200.0 (plus as many more zeros as you want to add on the end)
At least five. If you want to, you can write a decimal point at the end of the number, and then add as many zeroes as you want after the decimal point. They won't change the value of the number.
Divide 100 into the number. You will need to add a decimal and zeros to make it work. The result is a percentage. Divide the numerator by the denominator
2 in decimal form is 2. You can add as many zeros after the decimal as you want. It does not change the value of two. Meh, or 2.0!
division. add a decimal with zeros after it and just keep dividing.
1.500. Add as many zeros as you want and you would still get 1.5.
It is 7000%: add two zeros and the percentage symbol.
There are six zeros in a million, so you would just need to add six zeros to 15 to get 15,000,000. You can also move the decimal point over six places to the right to get the same answer.
Add as many zeros as you would like to see after the digit 2and you will have a new decimal that's equivalent to 0.2 .
The only way is: 200.0 (plus as many more zeros as you want to add on the end)
Add two zeros and a percentage sign. So, the answer is 150000000%.
Yes. Add zeros to the end of the sum that you get an keep dividing. Just make sure to ADD A DECIMAL before the zeros.;D
At least five. If you want to, you can write a decimal point at the end of the number, and then add as many zeroes as you want after the decimal point. They won't change the value of the number.
You don't. .3 * .4 = .12 No added zeros.