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How do you write 156 in standard form?
It is already in standard form as written.
Write 156 x 10-7 in standard form?
It is: 1.56*10^-5 in standard form or scientific notation
What is 6 and 240 thousandths in expanded form?
6 and 240/1000 = 6 and 24/100 = 6 and 6/25 or 156/25 or 6.24 in decimal
What is the standard form of 156?
Writing a number in standard form simply means to express the number in its 'normal' form. Therefore, your example is written in standard form as: 156
156 multiplied by 10 to the power of 7 in standard form?
156 times 10^7 is 1.56*10^9 in standard form or scientific notation
How do you write 156 in standard form?
It is already in standard form as written.
Write 156 x 10-7 in standard form?
It is: 1.56*10^-5 in standard form or scientific notation
How do you write 156 200 as a decimal?
156/200 = 0.78
How do you write 0.156 as a fraction?
0.156 is already a fraction. It is a fraction in decimal form rather than in the form of a ratio. However, that does not stop it being a fraction. Its equivalent, in rational form, is 156/1000. You can simplify that if you so wish.
What is the fraction in simplest form 75 156?
what is this fraction in simplest form 75/156
How do you write 156 in decimals?
156.0
What is the simplest form 36 Divided by 156 in simplest form?
0.2308
What is 20 out of 156 in simplest form?
20/156=5/39
What is 6 and 240 thousandths in expanded form?
6 and 240/1000 = 6 and 24/100 = 6 and 6/25 or 156/25 or 6.24 in decimal
What is the standard form of 156?
Writing a number in standard form simply means to express the number in its 'normal' form. Therefore, your example is written in standard form as: 156
How do you write a decimal in expanded form as a fraction?
It is quite simple to change a decimal form into a fraction. Any number , including a decimal can be divided by 1, and multiplied by 1. Take the decimal .156 for example first divide it by 1; yields .156/1 now do some fraction multiplication (.156/1) x (1000/1000) (note 1000/1000 =1, so mult of the decimal dosen't change its value) this yields 156/1000 , so .156 = 156 thousandths ------------------------------------------------------------------ A more interesting problem arises from trying to expand a repeating decimal example .175175175175175............and so on Let X =.175175175175175.......... then 1000X=175.175175175......... (note the decimal place after 175) so 1000X-1X=999X = 175 then dividing by 999 gives x=175/999 so .175175175.........=175/999 as a fraction.
What is the simplest form of 180 156?
180/156 = 15/13
