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Earn +20 ptsQ: How do you turn 0.40 into a decimal with a percent sign?
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0-015-030-040-l is m p?
No. It is gp.
What is 192 040 in words?
one hundred and ninety two thousand and forty
How do you write 1.743 in expanded form?
1.+.700+.040+.003=1.743
How do you write 2.04 million with numbers?
You write it by multiplying 2.04 with one million (1 000 000), which is 2 040 000.
Is 0.05 greater than 0.4?
O.4 is greater than 0.05 and here's why: Always move your decimal 2 places to the right. So if you move the decimal 2 places to the right of 0.4 it will look like this = 40. You add a zero for the missing place. So that means 0.05 = 5. Anything before the decimal will be as a whole number so that would mean 40 is greater that 5.
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