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How do you write 42 and 28 thousandths in decimal form?
0.042 and 0.028
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How do you write 28 10 as a decimal?
To write 28 10 as a decimal, you divide 28 by 10. The quotient is 2.8, so 28 10 expressed as a decimal is 2.8.
How do you write the decimal in fraction form for 2.8?
2.8:= 28/10= 14/5= 24/5
How do you write 28 percentage as a decimal?
28% = 0.28
What is 2.8 in decimal form?
2.8 in decimal form = 2.8
How do you write 28 hundredths as a decimal?
0.28
How do you write 28 100 as a Decimal?
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How do you write binary number 28?
Decimal 28 is 11100 in binary
What is 56 percent as a fraction and decimal?
Decimal form: 0.56 Fraction Form: 56/100 28/50
How do you write 28 over 77 as a decimal?
28/77 is equal to 0.363636 . . .
What is 28 over 82 in decimal form?
28/82 = 0.'34146' recurring decimal '34146'
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