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How do you write 1.98 million?
Write 1.98 million is 1,980,000
How do you write ten to one in the afternoon using the 24 hour clock?
that is 1250
What other two ways can you write 12.5?
one way is 1250% and another way to do it is 125/100
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."
What is 15 percent off of 1250?
15% off of 1250 = 1250 - (0.15 x 1250) = 1062.5
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