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How do you write 180000 in numeric number?
Exactly as in the question.
How many feet are there in 180000 inches?
There are 12 inches in one foot. Therefore, 180000 inches is equal to 180000/12 = 15000 feet.
What number times 25 percent equals 180000?
25% is the same as 0.25 and 720,000*0.25 = 180,000
What is 5 percent of one hundred and eighty thousand?
5% of 180,000 = 5% * 180000 = 0.05 * 180000 = 9,000
What is the mystery number The number is less than 190000 and greater than 180000 5000 more than the number has 187000 200 less than the number has 4 hundreds?
it is a number that is less than 190,000 but greater than 180,000
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