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How do you spell 500 dollars?
five hundred dollars
How do you spell 97 dollars?
Ninety-seven dollars.
How do you spell 73 dollars?
$73 = seventy-three dollars
How do you spell out five thousand dollars and zero cents correctly?
You can spell $5,000.00 as:five thousand dollars (most appropriate)five thousand dollars and zero cents
How do you spell 992 dollars?
992 dollars is nine hundred and ninety-two dollars.
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