Is that a grammar question? Answer = twelve hundred (one thousand two hundred) (1200). Ten percent of eight thousand is eight hundred. Add half of that (four hundred) to get twelve hundred. Or multiply: .15 x 8000.
12500
"One hundred twenty-one thousand two hundred twelve."
Twelve hundred, or one thousand, two hundred.
Yes. 1,200 (one thousand two hundred) = 12 multiplied by 100 or twelve one hundreds. Instead of saying, "one thousand two hundred" people have shortened it by saying, "twelve hundred."
1200 = twelve hundred or one thousand and two hundred
One thousand, two hundred twelve.
To write one thousand twelve hundred, you would write it as "1,200." This is because one thousand is represented by the number 1 followed by three zeros, and twelve hundred is represented by the number 1 followed by two zeros. Combining the two, you get 1,200.
13212, nice one!
The number makes no sense since twelve hundred is one thousand two hundred, and twelve thousand is one ten thousand and 2 thousands. You can't have 2 numbers occupying the same space in a number which 1 and 2 do in the thousand digit. However, one could propose that you add the two together giving 13,212
one twelve hundred thousandth of a foot
one hundred : 100fifteen thousand : 15 000fifteen thousand one hundred : 15 100