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What is 98 rounded off to the nearest half-dollar?
98 rounded off to the nearest half dollar is $1.00.
Tear one off and scratch your head for once was red is black instead?
Red
Round off 22.28 to the nearest half dollar?
$22.50.
How many zeros in 1.9 million?
1.9 million is 1,900,000 so the answer is 5. there are 6 0s in 1 million and the .9 takes off another one.
How many times does one hundred go into one million?
one hundred is 100 one million is 1000000 Therefore we take off two 0's off the 1000000, and it becomes 10000. The answer is 10,000.
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