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How much is 600 US coins worth in US dollars?
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Is 600 BC the same as the 12th century?
No.
How many 50 cents coins are needed to make 12 dollars?
600 dollar
Who is discover of Abacus?
The Sumerian abacus appeared in 2700 BC, a primitive device which was difficult to use. The Persians used the abacus in 600 BC. The Greek abacus dated to the 5th Century BC. The Chinese dated to the 2nd Century BC
How much is 19.5 percent of 600?
19.5% of 600= 19.5% * 600= 0.195 * 600= 117
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