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How do you write 5.27 in words?
5.27 can be written as "five point two seven" or "five and twenty-seven hundredths".
Do you say seven and five are twelve or seven and five is twelve?
Seven and five is twelve. If you say, 'seven and five are twelve', you are actually saying that the number 7 is 12, and the number 5 is 12, which is impossible.
Should height be written five seven or five-seven since I'm typing a deposition and all numbers are written out?
I would say "five -seven" or better yet "five feet seven inches"
How do you write 0.5757 as words?
Zero point five seven five seven.
What does seven plus five equal?
Seven plus five equals 12.
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