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What is 0075 as a decimal?
0.0075 as a decimal = 0.0075
How many points of a diamond is 0075?
If the basis is 100 'points' for a one carat stone, and your number begins with a decimal, then the diamond has .0075 points -- less than one, which would read .0100 points.
What percent is equal to 0075?
75%
How can you change a fraction to a decimal?
you can change a fraction to a decimal by dividing the bottom number into the top number.
How do you change 0.5 to a decimal?
0.5 is a decimal so therefore you cant change a decimal to a decimal. But, 0.5 as a number is 5.
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