Four and five hundredths (4.05) in standard form is 4.05 × 100
12.14 The whole-number part, 12, is the part left of the decimal point. The position first right of the decimal point is the tenths place; the position second right of the decimal point is the hundredths place. We can't write "14" in the single-column hundredths place. And in fact, 10 hundredths (10/100) is the same as one tenth (1/10), so we can write a "1" in the first position right of the decimal point to stand for the ten-hundredths portion of fourteen hundredths (10 of the 14 hundredths). And the remaining four hundredths (4/100) are indicated by the 4 in the hundredths place.
One and twenty three hundredths = 1.23 As a percentage, that is 123%
123
In fraction form, 1.23 can be expressed as 123/100. This is because the decimal 1.23 can be rewritten as 123/100 by moving the decimal point two places to the right. This fraction can also be simplified to 61/50 by dividing both the numerator and denominator by their greatest common factor, which is 1.
Four and five hundredths (4.05) in standard form is 4.05 × 100
12.14 The whole-number part, 12, is the part left of the decimal point. The position first right of the decimal point is the tenths place; the position second right of the decimal point is the hundredths place. We can't write "14" in the single-column hundredths place. And in fact, 10 hundredths (10/100) is the same as one tenth (1/10), so we can write a "1" in the first position right of the decimal point to stand for the ten-hundredths portion of fourteen hundredths (10 of the 14 hundredths). And the remaining four hundredths (4/100) are indicated by the 4 in the hundredths place.
One and twenty three hundredths = 1.23 As a percentage, that is 123%
123/100
6.15 is the decimal form 123/20 is the fraction form
0.41
In decimal form, the number 123 is written as "one hundred twenty-three." This format follows the standard naming convention for numbers in the English language, where each digit's place value is represented by a specific word (e.g., "hundred" for the hundreds place, "twenty" for the tens place, and "three" for the ones place). This representation helps clearly communicate the value of the number based on its positional notation within the decimal system.
Not sure about wrighting anything, but you could write it as 123*100 except that is NOT the exponential form.
123
123, like any integer, can be written as a fraction in simplest form by putting it over 1. 12/3 = 4
decimal [ 123 ] = binary [ | | | | 0 | | ]
No such value as '123%' in maths. 100% is totality. However to convert 123% to a decimal. Remember the percent sign (%) means 'over one hundred'. Hence 123/100 = 1.23 as a decimal. NB when you read such figures as '200%' , it is totally incorrect, as menetioned above 100% is totality. The author of suchg as statement should say it has 'doubled', increased twice(two times)', or multiplied by '2'.