6 cents = 6/100 of one dollar = $0.06.
33.3 bar cents.
One nickel = 5 cents 5 cents/100 cents ( a dollar ) = 0.05 ------------ 0.05 * 100 = 5% ------------ all of these things are what a nickel is out of a dollar
One dollar is equal to 100 cents. This is because the decimal system used for currency in the United States and many other countries is based on multiples of 10. Therefore, 1 dollar is divided into 100 smaller units, which are cents.
one hundred (100) cents equal one (1) dollar.
6 cents = 6/100 of one dollar = $0.06.
33.3 bar cents.
One nickel = 5 cents 5 cents/100 cents ( a dollar ) = 0.05 ------------ 0.05 * 100 = 5% ------------ all of these things are what a nickel is out of a dollar
Oh, dude, writing one third of a dollar is like dividing a dollar into three equal parts. So, you take $1 and divide it by 3, which gives you $0.33... but since we're talking about money, you can round it to $0.33. Easy peasy, right?
Seriously? $0.25 25¢ 25 cents a quarter quarter dollar
Think about this like money. There are 4 quarters in a dollar, and one dollar is one-hundred cents. Each quarter is twenty-five cents, and so one quarter is one fourth of a dollar. One fourth is 25/100, because it is 25 out of 100.
(because a dollar is made up of 100 cents). 1, 325 cents 100 = 13.25 100 1,325 centsβ=13.25 Thus, in decimal notation, 1,325 cents equal $13.25
a dollar is 100 cents so one dollar 25 would be 125 cents.
Well, isn't that just a happy little question! One nickel is worth 5 cents, which is 5/100 of a dollar. So, if we write that as a decimal, it would be 0.05. Just a tiny little piece of the dollar, but oh so important in its own way!
Ten cents is one tenth of a dollar, so you would write it as .10, which is also the same as 100 (cents) divided by 10.
one hundred (100) cents equal one (1) dollar.
1/20 expressed as a decimal is .05, or 5%. Think of 1 dollar, or 100 pennies. What is 1/20 of 1 dollar? Answer: a nickel, or 5 cents ($0.05)