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What are three different ways to represent 120 percent of a dollar?
1 dollar = 100 cents so 120% = 120 cents or 1.2 dollars or 1 dollar and 20 cents
What are the different ways to represent a number?
fraction, percent, hours
How many different ways can you represent a ratio?
3
Different ways to represent relation or function?
famous
How are tables and graphs related?
They are different ways to represent the answers of an equation
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What are three different ways to represent 120 percent of a dollar?
1 dollar = 100 cents so 120% = 120 cents or 1.2 dollars or 1 dollar and 20 cents
What are the different ways to represent a number?
fraction, percent, hours
How many different ways can you represent the number 54?
2 ways
How many different ways can you change a dollar into coins?
263 ways
How many different ways can you represent a ratio?
3
Different ways to represent relation or function?
famous
How much cost to make dollar?
Four 25cent coins Equals a Dollar 100 pennies Equal a Dollar Those are the main ways but there are alot of different ways.
How are tables and graphs related?
They are different ways to represent the answers of an equation
How can you represent the amount six eighths in different ways?
6/86.008
What are 3 ways to represent five eights?
Fraction: 5/8 Decimal: 0.625 Percent: 62.5%
Why is there infinite ways to represent a number?
because u always need different ways to look at numbers
In how many different ways can you make change for one dollar without using pennies?
From my calculations, there's only 293 ways to make change for a dollar.
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