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How do you abbreviate 135 Million dollars?
$135 MM
How do you write 135 percent as a fraction in simplest form?
135% = 135/100 = 27/20
How do you write 1.35 as a percentage?
1.35 written as a percentage is 135%
Write 135 in Hindu Arabic numeral?
135 is a Hindu/Arabic number. It is the system which is used to write numbers in most countries of the world.
How do you write 135 percent as a decimal?
1.35
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