We
use decimals everyday while dealing with money. While writing rupee and paise,
we use point to separate rupee from paise. We call this dot the decimal point.
We can write rupees and paise as decimal numbers. Paise is always written as a
2-digit number.
So, to convert paise into rupees, we place decimal after 2 digit from the right. To convert rupees and paise into paise, we remove the decimal point.
For example, 11.45 = 11.15 × 100 p = 1145pSolved Examples on Use of Decimal to Represent Money:
Write 7 rupees 3 paise in the form of rupees using decimal rotation.
Solution:
7 rupees 3 paise = 7.03From Use of Decimal to Represent Money to HOME PAGE
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