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What is 4.2 billion as a percent?
42%
What is the percent of 26 out of 42?
over sixty-one 26/42 x 100 = 2,600/42 = 61.904761904762%
What is 42 percent out of 103 million?
42% of 103,000,000= 42% * 103000000= 0.42 * 103000000= 43,260,000
How many zeros are in 42 billion?
nine because there are six zeros in a million.
How do you write 42 billion 126 million 3 thousand 13 in standard form?
42,126,003,013
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