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How do you write one hundred and sixty six thousand and three hundred and forty nine pounds and forty five pence?
£166,349.45
How do you write twelve hundred and five pence on cheque?
£12.05
How do you write numerically eight hundred and eight thousand and eighty pence?
8,880 pence.
How do you write numerically eight hundred and eight thousand eight hundred and eighty pence?
It could mean: 808,880 pence
How many pence does 82.20 equals to?
£82.20 is 8,220 penceeight thousand two hundred and twenty
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