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Convert 1005 millimeters to feet?
1005 m = 3297.244 '
How do you write 1.98 million?
Write 1.98 million is 1,980,000
What is 15 divided by 1005?
0.0149
How many times does 15 go into 1005?
1005 ÷ 15 = 67
How do you write out four hundred million?
To write out four hundred million, you would write 400,000,000. This is the numerical representation of four hundred million in standard form. In words, you would write it as "Four hundred million."
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