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The decimal point, for any number, is a point or full stop symbol (".") which is used to separate the integer part of a number from its fractional part.
Eight point zero zero seven zero seven.
Without a decimal point it would be 'fifty-seven thousand, three hundred twenty-eight' (57,328)
"Twenty-three and two hundred eight thousandths." or "Twenty-three point two zero eight." or "Twenty-three point two oh eight."
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Twenty-two. In countries where the decimal point (.) is a thousands separator, 22.000 represents twenty-two thousand.
One million six hundred twenty-four thousands and twenty eight point five - seven
The decimal point, for any number, is a point or full stop symbol (".") which is used to separate the integer part of a number from its fractional part.
The decimal number is "eight hundred twenty-eight and sixty-six hundredths." (It is also expressable as "eight hundred twenty-eight point six six.") The currency in US dollars would be "eight hundred twenty-eight dollars and sixty-six cents."
Eight point zero zero seven zero seven.
Well, isn't that a happy little question! To write twenty-eight thousandths in decimal form, you simply write 0.028. Just imagine each number finding its own peaceful place after the decimal point, creating a beautiful and precise representation of twenty-eight thousandths.
seven hundred and twenty eight , point thirty nine . or in some technical circumstances ; the point is described as " decimal"
Without a decimal point it would be 'fifty-seven thousand, three hundred twenty-eight' (57,328)
To write 4.28 in word form, you would say "four and twenty-eight hundredths." This breaks down the decimal number into its whole number part (4) and its decimal part (0.28), which is expressed as a fraction (28 hundredths). This format is commonly used to verbally represent decimal numbers for clarity and precision.
To write 1.28 in words, you would say "one point two eight." The whole number 1 is read as "one," the decimal point is read as "point," and the numbers after the decimal point are read individually. So, 1.28 is read as "one point two eight."
"Twenty-three and two hundred eight thousandths." or "Twenty-three point two zero eight." or "Twenty-three point two oh eight."