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How do you write five hundred sixteen million and three hundred and twelve thousand?
516,312,000
How do you write twelve thousand and twelve thousandths as a decimal?
Twelve thousand and twelve thousandths written as a decimal is 12000.012
How do you write 12000?
Twelve thousand.
How do you write 12000.00 in English?
Twelve Thousand.
How do you write twelve and a half thousand?
12,500
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