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How do you write 65 hundredths?
As a fraction in its lowest terms it is: 13/20 As a decimal it is: 0.65
How do you write 6 cents as a decimal?
6 cents = 6/100 of one dollar = $0.06.
How do you write 16 cents in decimal forms?
In terms of dollars, 16 cents = 0.16 dollars.
How do you write the value of five dimes using a dollar sign a decimal?
$0.5 or, more conventionally, $0.50
How do you write 7.2 as an amount of money?
7.02€
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What does it mean by write each amount in dollar notation?
It will have a dollar sign and decimal point with two digits on the right of the decimal point.
How do you write 55.5 cents in dollar decimal form?
$0.555
What part of a dollar is one penny write the decimal?
$0.01
How do you write the value of a penny as a decimal part of a dollar?
$0.01
Write the value of a penny as a decimal part of a dollar?
.01
How do you write the value of nineteen pennies as a decimal part of a dollar?
0.19
Write the decimal that shows what part of 1 dollar is 1 penny?
0.01
How do you write 3.9 decimal as a percent?
In lamens terms of what the guy/girl below me says just move the decimal to the right 2 tmes. easy. you would write it as 390%. to write a percent as a decimal you multiply the decimal by 100 then add a percent sign to the answer.
How do you write a twenty dollar bill as a decimal?
20.00 dollars 1.00 twenty dollar bill 0.2 C-note
How do you write 1 dollar 2 dimes and 9 pennies in decimal form?
1.29
How do you write 447850 to nearest dollar?
In the absence of any decimal point, it's already there.
Write decimal 7.4 as a improper fraction in lowest terms?
7.4 = 74/10 = 37/5 in its lowest terms.
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