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How do I write 1.5 cents numerically? - Answers

There are a couple of different ways:You can write it as you did, using a "¢" sign - 1.5¢Or, because a cent is 1/100 of a dollar you can change to a "$" sign and move the decimal point two places to the left - $0.015Remember, dollars and cents are written the same as any other decimal number so whole numbers go to the left of the decimal point, and cents and fractions of cents go to the right.



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There are a couple of different ways:You can write it as you did, using a "¢" sign - 1.5¢Or, because a cent is 1/100 of a dollar you can change to a "$" sign and move the decimal point two places to the left - $0.015Remember, dollars and cents are written the same as any other decimal number so whole numbers go to the left of the decimal point, and cents and fractions of cents go to the right.



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How do I write 1.5 cents numerically? - Answers

There are a couple of different ways:You can write it as you did, using a "¢" sign - 1.5¢Or, because a cent is 1/100 of a dollar you can change to a "$" sign and move the decimal point two places to the left - $0.015Remember, dollars and cents are written the same as any other decimal number so whole numbers go to the left of the decimal point, and cents and fractions of cents go to the right.

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