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I could describe it as a decimal fraction. Some fractions are presented as division, such as 3/4. But 12.01 is just a number that includes a decimal point.
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What is 6.005 as a fraction?
6.005 as an improper fraction in its simplest form is 1201/200
What is 3.0025 as a fraction?
3.0025 = 30025/10000 = 1201/400 = 31/400
IS 1201 A PRIME?
yes 1201 is prime number.
What is the percent of decrease from 1201 to 971?
100*971/1201 = 80.85% so percentage decrease = 100 - 80.85 = 19.15%
What number comes after number 1200?
1201
What is 6.005 as a fraction?
6.005 as an improper fraction in its simplest form is 1201/200
What is 3.0025 as a fraction?
3.0025 = 30025/10000 = 1201/400 = 31/400
What is 12.01 in fraction?
12.01 is a fraction. It is a fraction in decimal form rather than in the form of a ratio. However, that does not stop it being a fraction. Its rational equivalent is 1201/100,
What is the roman numeral for 1201?
1201 = MCCI
What nuers go into 1201?
1, 1201.
IS 1201 A PRIME?
yes 1201 is prime number.
What year was the 13 century's in?
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What is 1201 divided by 8?
150.125
What is the square root of 1201?
sqrt(1201) = 34.655 (to 3 dp).
What century 1201?
The year 1201 was the 13th century (1200-1299).
What is the percent of decrease from 1201 to 971?
100*971/1201 = 80.85% so percentage decrease = 100 - 80.85 = 19.15%
I have windows that have 16CFR 1201-C11 C3376 KM37021 B56206A on them. What does this mean?
16 CFR 1201 c. 11. is a reference to Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 1201, etc. You can find the specific volume in a library.
