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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Science & IT
how to read Figure 11-2
Hello to everyone,
The first, excuse me for my English, I am a stranger. My question is how would an English man read the text "Figure 11-2", that is the label for example for picture or graph in a book?
Also I would like to know how to read other texts. Is the following spelling correct?:
Numbers (for example in newspaper):
15689 - [fifteen thousand, six hundred and eighty nine]
15.689 - [fifteen point six hundred and eighty nine]
13-9 - [thirteen hyphen nine]
Text ".Net Framework 2.0": [dot net framework two point zero]
Thank you very much.
Paul.
The first, excuse me for my English, I am a stranger. My question is how would an English man read the text "Figure 11-2", that is the label for example for picture or graph in a book?
Also I would like to know how to read other texts. Is the following spelling correct?:
Numbers (for example in newspaper):
15689 - [fifteen thousand, six hundred and eighty nine]
15.689 - [fifteen point six hundred and eighty nine]
13-9 - [thirteen hyphen nine]
Text ".Net Framework 2.0": [dot net framework two point zero]
Thank you very much.
Paul.
Top answer
Hi Paul: This is what *I* would say. 689: Fifteen point six eight nine (I would not try to say hundred-tens-ones after the decimal if it's more than two digits. 0: dot net space framework two point oh
- Hi Paul: This is what *I* would say.
- 689: Fifteen point six eight nine (I would not try to say hundred-tens-ones after the decimal if it's more than two digits.
- 0: dot net space framework two point oh
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Hi Paul:
This is what *I* would say.
Figure 11-2: Figure eleven dash two
15689 : Fifteen thousand, six hundred [and] eighty nine - the "and" is optional
15.689: Fifteen point six eight nine (I would not try to say hundred-tens-ones after the decimal if it's more than two digits. 15 point twelve is okay, for example)
13-9: Thirteen dash nine (yes, you're right, it's a
This is what *I* would say.
Figure 11-2: Figure eleven dash two
15689 : Fifteen thousand, six hundred [and] eighty nine - the "and" is optional
15.689: Fifteen point six eight nine (I would not try to say hundred-tens-ones after the decimal if it's more than two digits. 15 point twelve is okay, for example)
13-9: Thirteen dash nine (yes, you're right, it's a
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The first, excuse me for my English, I am a stranger. My question is how would an English man ( I'm more Canadian, now
The first, excuse me for my English, I am a stranger. My question is how would an English man ( I'm more Canadian, now
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