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How many times does 55 million go into 1 billion?
1 billion/55 million = 1000 m /55 m = 18.1818...
How many 5 dollar bills in 275 dollars?
Just divide 275 by 5.
What is 55 percent of 300 million?
55% of 300 million (300,000,000)= 55% * 300,000,000= 0.55 * 300,000,000= 165 million (165,000,000)
How many 20cent coins make up 11 dollars?
55 of course !
What is 1 percent of 5.5 million?
5.5 million can be written as 5,500,000 1% is one hundredth of a number so you need to divide 5,500,000 by 100 to find 1% (i.e. knock 2 zeros of the end) so the answer is 55,000 or 55 thousand
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