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113.50 could be written in several ways:
One hundred thirteen point five
One hundred thirteen dollars and 50 cents (if it is indicating money)
One hundred thirteen and five tenths
One hundred thirteen and fifty hundredths (if you want to still indicate the unnecessary zero at the end)
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