$0.92 - $0.41 = $0.51
5 cents in standard form =========== your clearly a comedian, why write that? the answer is 5x10^-2 * * * * * No, the correct form is 5 cents of 0.05 major units of currency (Dollar, Euro). 5*10^-2 is scientific notation, not standard form. And the word is you're (abbreviation), not your (possessive)!
To write a check for 6 cents, start by writing the dollar amount in numerical form in the small box on the right side of the check. In this case, write "0.06". Then, write the dollar amount in words on the line below the recipient's name. In this case, write "Six cents". Finally, sign the check in the bottom right corner and include any necessary memo or note on the memo line.
468 cents written in decimal form would be $4.68.
9.5¢ = $.95 or $0.95
$0.77
$0.555
A dollar is 100 cents while a nickel is 5 cents. The fraction is 5/100, which converts to the decimal form 0.05
5 cents in standard form =========== your clearly a comedian, why write that? the answer is 5x10^-2 * * * * * No, the correct form is 5 cents of 0.05 major units of currency (Dollar, Euro). 5*10^-2 is scientific notation, not standard form. And the word is you're (abbreviation), not your (possessive)!
Three and eight tenths. If this is a US dollar amount then it is three dollars and eighty cents.
70 cents in word form is seventy cents.
$0.99 * * * * * I disagree. The above answer is 99 hundredths of a dollar. That happens to be 99 cents but what if the question were in terms of Euro-cents? The decimal form is simply a way of representing a number - irrespective of how it might look in other units UNLESS the question specifies that the decimal form should be in the context of the other unit (dollar, Euro or whatever). Therefore, the correct answer is that 99 cents, in decimal form is simply 99 cents.
You would write 11 cents as $0.11 or $.11 in decimal form.
$0.02
Five cents
one and four tenths one dollar and forty cents, if currency for example
16.5 cents in decimal form is 0.165
1.77 cents in decimal form is 0.0177