The general idea is that the answer might give the impression of being more accurate than it really is. This can be illusted by a joke of a museum caretaker who claimed that a certain dinosaur had an age of 65,000,017 years. When asked about details, he said that he was told that it was 65 million years old - but that was when he stared working 17 years earlier. The point is that the 65,000,000 years is a rough estimate, and may easily be off by several million years... so quoting the result as 65,000,017 hints at an accuracy which doesn't exist in reality. The final answer must again be rounded to millions, since one of the numbers added has that kind of (low) accuracy.
The correct way to write the sentence is "two and two makes four."
2,000,000,000 or 2000000000
two and eight tenths 2.8 the correct way to write it
two thousand and seven
200+4/1000 = 200.004 This answer would be correct if the question said two hundred AND four thousandths. But it did not. Therefore the correct answer is 0.204
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The correct way to write the sentence is "two and two makes four."
Population of a country. Mass of the sun.
Two hundred is correct.
2,000,000,000 or 2000000000
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The correct way to write it would be: 582,011
Scribbled and scrawled are two examples.
The correct way to say/write 2.600 is "two and six hundred thousandths."
They write most of their own songs. Two examples are Revenge is Sweeter and In Another Life
two and eight tenths 2.8 the correct way to write it
Two thousand and twelve