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What is 10 percent off 89 dollars?
Subtracting 10 percent from 89 dollars gives 89 x (1 - (10/100)) = 89 x 0.9 = $80.10
How do you write 10 11 89 in roman numerals?
10/11/89 in Roman numerals is X - xi - lxxxix
What is LXXXlX stand for in roman numeral?
89 i - 1 x - 10 l - 50 50+10+10+10+(10-1) = 89
What two numbers multiply to equal 89?
1 x 89, 89 x 1
How do you write 12 in expanded form?
12 = (1 x 101) + (2 x 100) OR (1 x 10) + (2 x 1).
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