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β 12y agoA decimal number is simply a way of representing a number in such a way that the place value of each digit is ten times that of the digit to its right. A decimal representation does not require a decimal point. So 5p, as a decimal is simply 5p.
The Indian Rupee was decimalised in 1957.
6(5p)=30p
if question isHow many 5p's are in £22 x 5p = 10p20 x 5p = 100p = £140 x 5p = 200p = £2Answer: forty
sixty2 x 5p = £0.1020 x 5p = £1.0040 x 5p = £2.0060 x 5p = £3.00
A decimal number is simply a way of representing a number in such a way that the place value of each digit is ten times that of the digit to its right. A decimal representation does not require a decimal point. So 5p, as a decimal is simply 5p.
The Indian Rupee was decimalised in 1957.
About a shilling, the pre-decimal equivalent of 5p.
15th February 1971, the UK introduced decimal currency
6(5p)=30p
5p+5p
if question isHow many 5p's are in £22 x 5p = 10p20 x 5p = 100p = £140 x 5p = 200p = £2Answer: forty
sixty2 x 5p = £0.1020 x 5p = £1.0040 x 5p = £2.0060 x 5p = £3.00
20 x 5p = £1 200 x 5p = £10 2,000 x 5p = £100
5p + 15p + 7p = 27p 5p - 15p + 7p = -3p 5p x 15p + 7p = 75p2 + 7p 5p/15p + 7p = 7p + 1/3
The current 1 Indian Rupee contains 100 paise. It is the decimal coinage adopted in 1957. Before 1957 starting from 1757, 1 Indian Rupee was of 16 Annas, with 1 Anna was of 4 paise and 1 paisa of 3 pies. 1 Rupee = 16 Anna 1 Anna = 4 Paise 1 Paisa = 3 pie
-- Add 5p to each side of the equation. -- Add 15 to each side of the equation. -- Look at the equation and find the one last step that will give you " p = a number ", which is the solution.