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How many places to the left do you move the decimal point when you have a number with a percentage?
For percentages to decimal values, two places to the left. A percent is 1/100th.
How many percent is 125 out of 597?
It is: (125/597)*100 = 20.94% rounded to 2 decimal places
How many decimal places are in the product of a number with decimal places to the hundredths multiplied by a number with decimal places to the tenth?
three
How many decimal places are there in 487.51?
two decimal places. 5 in the tens and 1 in the hundreds.
How many decimal places will 1.1raise to 6 have?
There are: 1.1^6 = 1.771561 six decimal places
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