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What is 15 pounds to pounds?
15 pounds is 15 pounds!
What is 15 percent off 15 pounds?
15% off 115 pounds = 115 pounds - (0.15 x 115 pounds) = 97.75 pounds
What does a 15 by 20 look like?
It looks like 15/20, o, if you prefer, 15/20.
What is 70 percent of 15 pounds?
70% of 15 pounds = 10.5 pounds
What does 15 million look like in numbers?
15,000,000 Note ' for 'million' there must be six digits/zeroes after the number. 1 = units 10 = ten 100 = hundred 1000 = thousand 10000 = tens of thousands 100000 = hundred of thousands 1000000 = million 10000000 = tens of millions 100000000 = hundreds of millions 1000000000 = thousands of millions ( billions).
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