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What is the word name for 1275?
1,275 = one thousand, two hundred seventy five.
What is 15 percent of 1275?
15% of 1275= 15% * 1275= 0.15 * 1275= 191.25
How do you write numeral 4 millions fifty thousand?
4 millions fifty thousand is: 4,050,000
How many million in a billion pounds?
There are one thousand millions in a billion. For pounds, and everything else.
What is after hundred thousand?
the millions
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