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Is my dollar 75 or 50 cents?
Neither - if it is a dollar.
How much is 75 percent worth?
Think of a dollar. $1.00$ 75% of a dollar would be 0.75 cents. In $1,000$ it would be $750$ Do you get my point!
How much money half of a dollar plus one fourth of a dollar?
75 cents. One half dollar is 50 cents, and one fourth of a dollar is 25 cents. So, 50 plus 25 equals 75.
Which fraction of a dollar does 0.75 represent?
The fraction 3/4th is same as 0.75 or 75%. So 75 cents would be the same as 3/4th or 75%.
How much is three fourths of a dollar?
75 cents.
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