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Show you one million in figures numbers?
1,000,000
What are cardinal ordinal and nominal numbers?
Ordinal numbers only show the order of something. For example, Mike came in second place.Nominal numbers are similar to numbers on a sports player's jersey. For example, Mike is number six.Cardinal numbers show quantity. For example, I dropped off five shirts to the laundromat.
How do you find the mode when multiple numbers repeat?
Optimal Answer If there is no repeating numbers, then there is no mode, because there are no numbers that show up more than others.
Can you show me the numbers one-ten in word form?
OneTwoThreeFourFiveSixSevenEightNineTen
What are the numbers that show the units on a graph called?
scale
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