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How do you write thirty billion forty-eight million in standard form?
30, 048, 000, 000
How do you you write 48 hundredths in decimal?
.048
How do you turn 3 120 048 into words?
three million one hundred and twenty thousand and forty-eight
How do you say 3 120 048 in words?
Three million, one hundred twenty thousand, forty-eight.
How do you write 8.8 million?
You write 8.8 million as 8,800,000
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