153, or One hundred fifty-three.
Six hundred fifty two thousand, one hundred and ninety (assuming whole/no decimal)
Well, you can't it's a whole number.
1 3/4 x 150 1/2 = 263 3/8
Placing a question mark at the end of a phrase does not make it a sensible question. Try to use a whole sentence to describe what it is that you want answered. EIGHT HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND: WHAT ABOUT IT?
The period of a 5 digit number comes between the ones place and the tenths place. If there is no period, it is assumed to come to the right of the right-most digit. That would make it a whole number. For example, 1256.9 is one thousand, two hundred fifty six and nine tenths. 3.4582 is three and four thousand, five hundred, eighty two ten thousandths.
250% as a decimal = 250.00 (Note it is a whole number).
It is 39.
Yes, it is twenty one thousand five hundred fifty seven.
Eight is the whole number, and five hundred fifty-two ten thousandths is 0.0552, so that is how is it read or written in words. ■
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.53 is the hundredths, read "fifty-three hundredths". If you drop the last 4, the whole number would read "Two and fifty-three hundredths".
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Assuming the number listed is a whole number (no decimal point left out), then it would be spelled: One hundred six billion, five hundred sixty-six million, nine hundred sixty-three thousand, two hundred fifty-nine OR if only a list of random digits, then simply: one, zero, six, five, six, six, nine, six, three, two, five, nine
Yes
246,356,764. ( two hundred forty six million, three hundred fifty six thousand, seven hundred sixty four) individuals are watching the world cup in the whole america.
Six hundred fifty two thousand, one hundred and ninety (assuming whole/no decimal)