you trade in one dollar every day and you get 100 dollars...
By adding two 0's after the one with permanent marker.
That's because people decided to divide the dollar that way.
One way:-- Subtract the discount percent number from 100 .-- Multiply the result by the dollar amount.-- Divide the result by 100 .-- The result is the discounted amount.===============================Another way:-- Multiply the dollar amount by the discount percent number.-- Divide the result by 100 .-- Subtract the result from the original dollar amount.-- The result is the discounted amount.
"100 P in a P" typically refers to "100 pennies in a dollar," which is a common way to express the relationship between cents and dollars in U.S. currency. In this context, "P" stands for pennies, and a dollar is composed of 100 cents, which are represented by the pennies. Thus, there are 100 pennies in one dollar, illustrating the basic unit conversion in currency.
times it by 100.
you dont.
It is 1/100 of a dollar. Think about it this way: 100 pennies make up 1 dollar (100/100) so one penny is only 1 out of 100 pennies need to make up the dollar (1/100)
you trade in one dollar every day and you get 100 dollars...
By adding two 0's after the one with permanent marker.
That's because people decided to divide the dollar that way.
Yes, but it's very hard and only experts can get it right. It's also illegal and you will get caught if you do it.
One way:-- Subtract the discount percent number from 100 .-- Multiply the result by the dollar amount.-- Divide the result by 100 .-- The result is the discounted amount.===============================Another way:-- Multiply the dollar amount by the discount percent number.-- Divide the result by 100 .-- Subtract the result from the original dollar amount.-- The result is the discounted amount.
A dollar is 100 pennies. A penny is 1/100 of a dollar.
Quarters are worth 25 cents, if you have four of them you have a dollar. --------------------------- Yes, but here's a visual way to think about it. 25+25+25+25=100. 100 cents = a dollar. So, four quarters is equal to one dollar. So, there you have it.
"100 P in a P" typically refers to "100 pennies in a dollar," which is a common way to express the relationship between cents and dollars in U.S. currency. In this context, "P" stands for pennies, and a dollar is composed of 100 cents, which are represented by the pennies. Thus, there are 100 pennies in one dollar, illustrating the basic unit conversion in currency.
63/100 of a dollar$1 = 100 cents63 cents * $1/100 cents =63/100 of a dollar