does any1 no wat 10cent means?
814329
No but if you wish I could give you my ten cents worth on this subject. Its basically a cheap comment an off the cuff coment.
684458
It's from an agency that still uses "10 Codes" and can mean anything, depending on where you live. Even some agencies within the same jurisdiction don't apply the same meanings. In the context you've written, I'm guessing it's the 10-code for arrest or detention,(10-15 = arrest, x 3 means they arrested 3 ppl) but it could be warrant checks, officers on scene or something like that. For example, our agency uses "10-10" to say there's a fight but a neighboring agency uses 10-50. Ask the local agency for a list of their 10- code. It's not secret, so they should give it to you.
524466
Do you mean what are the English names?\n\n0.1 = tenths\n0.01 = hundredths\n0.001 = thousandths\n0.0001 = ten thousandths\n0.00001 = hundred thousandths\n0.000001 = millionths\n0.0000001 = ten millionths\n0.00000001 = hundred millionths\n0.000000001 = billionths\n0.0000000001 = ten billionths\n0.00000000001 = hundred billionths\n0.000000000001 = trillionths\n0.0000000000001 = ten trillionths\n0.00000000000001 = hundred trillionths\n0.000000000000001 = quadrillionths\n...\n0.000000000000000001 = quintillionths (10^-18)\n...\n10^-21 = sextillionths\n10^-24 = septillionths\n10^-27 = octillionths\n10^-30 = nonillionths\n10^-33 = decillionths\n10^-39 = undecillionths\n10^-42 = duodecillionths\n10^-45 = tredecillionths\n10^-48 = quattuordecillionths\n10^-51 = quindecillionths (quinquadecillionths)\n10^-54 = sexdecillionths (sedecillionths)\n10^-57 = septendecillionths\n10^-60 = octodecillionths\n10^-63 = novemdecillionths (novendecillionths)\n10^-66 = vigintillionths \n10^-100 = googolths\n10^-303 = centillionths\n10^-googol = googolplexths  :-)\n10^-infinity = zeroths :-)\n\nNotice that each decimal place value name is similar to a whole number place name, except that these decimal names all end in ths.
283727
well... if you want them to approximate... \n\nPercent basically breaks down to "per 100"... cent meaing 100.\n\nSo, have them move the decimal place in both numbers to the point where you're getting a number close to 100.\n\nin this case 99.26 and 109.35\n\nApproximating 99 and 110 so it'd be something like 90-92%
814621
That's right.\n\nMost codes that have any REAL meaning begin with 10 - (#).\n\nLike 10-20 means, "what's your location?" and so on...
536710
http://www.cashin10minutes.com
1187470
Many things in English don't make cents, i mean sense. lol
1045723
It means a number between 5 and 200.  You might have to round to the nearest number if it doesn't take decimals.
838858
It means 0 and four tenths. I'll explain.\n\n0.4\nThe dot is called a decimal point.\n\nThere are different names for the places to the right of it, just like to the left. Here they are (look for the 4 to show you)\n\n4.0 = 4     0.4 = four tenths     0.04 = four hundredths\n0.004 = four thousandths     0.0004 = four ten thousandths\n\nAnd so on.\n\nSo, in conclusion, 0.4 does NOT mean 4, it means four tenths.\n\nHope this has helped you!
49180
The answer is 'I don't know', but I'd like to. It is certainly not "none" (give me a break!) but my guess is it's in double figures at least and growing. The place to ask this would be Seven-Eleven Japan or the Japan Credit Card Association.
585211
Not sure, in the 10's of thousands.
705969
yes if you send me 10 quarters
106081
As the euro is a modern currency, it only has its monetary value of 1.41 to the english pound. (approx).\n\nA two cent coin is worthless - i'm in spain and they just collect in my purse!
979482
I THINK YOU MEAN WHAT THERE WORTH. IT THEY ARE WHEATIES THEY ARE PROBABLY WORTH ABOUT A PENY. IT ALL DEPENDS ON THE YEAR AND CONDITION. THEY ARE NOT WORTH MORE THEN 10 CENTS
527962
The $ sign is always before the number.\nOnly when pounds or rupees or pesos or yuan or yen... are spelt out, then they are behind the number.
946717
I think the simplest way to solve this is to move the decimal place over one to the left.   If for example they wanted 1% you would move it over two to the left.  If they wanted .01% three to the left.  If they wanted .001% four to the left.  You get the point. \n\nSo 10%= $2500
735670
The 1 is in the 1000ths place:\n\nThere's no "1s" After the decimal. AFTER the decimal, it goes 10ths, 100ths, 1000ths, etc.\n\nUse this key for more problems you might have:\n1000s, 100s, 10s, 1s . 10ths, 100ths, 1000ths, etc