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Example: in U.S.A. $0.99 is ninety-nine cents,

so is 1 cent less than one dollar, which is 100 cents.

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Is it 1cent or 100 cents?
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2mo ago

In the context of money, 0.99 typically refers to 99 cents. This is because in the decimal system used in currency, the number to the left of the decimal point represents dollars, and the numbers to the right represent fractions of a dollar. Therefore, 0.99 would be read as "ninety-nine cents" in terms of money.

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2mo ago

Oh, dude, 0.99 in money means you're like a penny away from a whole dollar. It's basically 99 cents, but people like to make it sound fancier by saying 0.99. So, yeah, it's just a sneaky way to make you think you're spending less than a buck.

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2mo ago

Well, hello there! When we see 0.99 in money, it means we have 99 cents. Just a penny shy of a full dollar! It's like a little treasure waiting to be added to make a whole dollar. Happy little coins!

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8y ago

0.99 is 99 pence in the UK.

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