The decimal point, if required, goes after 60 million. That is, after the seventh zero.
Multiply 6 by 2000, then - since the factors have one decimal digit - separate the last digit in the result with a decimal point.
3000000+100000+2000+500+70
Well, honey, 2000 as a decimal is simply 2000.0. It's like asking how much a dollar is in cents – it's still a dollar, just with a decimal point and some zeros to make it look fancy. So, there you have it, 2000 as a decimal is 2000.0.
516 + 2000 = 2516. It is an integer so there is no need for a decimal point.
Put a decimal point after the two digit number and add zeros after the decimal point. Then you can divide just as you always would, with the answer being less than one. For example, to divide 40 by 2000, put the decimal point after 40 and add zeros, like this: 40.00 Now divide as if it were 4000 divided by 2000, which equals 2, except that the 2 will go after the 0.0, to make 0.02
Multiply 6 by 2000, then - since the factors have one decimal digit - separate the last digit in the result with a decimal point.
3000000+100000+2000+500+70
Well, honey, 2000 as a decimal is simply 2000.0. It's like asking how much a dollar is in cents – it's still a dollar, just with a decimal point and some zeros to make it look fancy. So, there you have it, 2000 as a decimal is 2000.0.
2000, as you might expect. A decimal number is simply a way of representing a number in such a way that the place value of each digit is ten times that of the digit to its right. A decimal representation does not require a decimal point. Adding zeros after the decimal point is wrong because they imply a degree of accuracy (significant figures) for which there is no justification.
516 + 2000 = 2516. It is an integer so there is no need for a decimal point.
It is: 2000/127817277 times 100 = 0.002% rounded to three decimal places
2.4 grams = .024 centigrams = .0024 miligrams Move the decimal point over three times to the left when going from grams/meters to miligrams/milimeters.
10% of $2000 is $200. To find 10% of any number just move the decimal point one place to the left.
Put a decimal point after the two digit number and add zeros after the decimal point. Then you can divide just as you always would, with the answer being less than one. For example, to divide 40 by 2000, put the decimal point after 40 and add zeros, like this: 40.00 Now divide as if it were 4000 divided by 2000, which equals 2, except that the 2 will go after the 0.0, to make 0.02
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For 10%, just move the decimal point one point to the left or from 2000.0 to 200.00. Then for 5%, take half of 10%, or 100.0.
To find 10 times as much as 2000, you simply multiply 2000 by 10. This calculation can be done by moving the decimal point one place to the right, resulting in 20,000. Therefore, 10 times as much as 2000 is 20,000.