How to the numeric in 5 digits - Office Equipment & Supplies

Multiply the numerators (the top numbers) and multiply the denominators (the bottom numbers).

As an example, 3/4 x 4/5 = (3 x 4)/(4 x 5) = 12/20. Now we should reduce it to lowest terms by dividing numerator and denominator by the greatest common factor. I divided the numerator and denominator by 4 and got 3/5.

Good luck.

Paul

A numeric is a representation of a digit such as '5' or '2'. Our numeric digits range from 0-9. A number is represented by one or more numeric digits, such as '52' or '123'.

A mixed number is a number composed of an integer (whole) number and a proper fraction, one that has a numerator less than the denominator. Example 2 1/3 =2+ 1/3. 2 is the integer part, and 1/3 is the proper fraction part.
Certain fractions can be simplified further because the numerator and denominator share a (common) factor. By cancelling the common factor in the numerator with the factor in the denominator,
one gets a fraction with smaller numerator and denominator.
For example the percentage you provide 0.15% can be converted to 15/10000.
Since 15 and 1000 are both multiples of 5, the number 5 is a common factor in both. 15=5*3, and 10000=5*2000
Cancel the two 5 (simplifying by 5) in numerator and denominator leaves 3/2000. Thus
0.15%= 0.15/100=0.0015=3/200
I hope that this makes sense to you.

You activated the base-5 numeration system, where the digits are 0,1,2,3 and 4. Change the numeration system to DECimal.

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The US Postal Service assigns 5-digit numeric codes to small areas, so that mail can be routed to the correct area. Recently, they have added optional 4-digit suffixes, to identify even-smaller areas.

You have accidentally turned on the NumLock feature (numeric keypad simulation, you have the digits written on these keys in different color).

The key to turn it off (NumLk) is located in the upper right area of the keyboard, try hitting it alone, with Fn and with Fn + Shift, Ctrl or Alt., checking every time if the "numeric" keys came back to normal.

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you can use the Round function as below - it rounds out the decimal to 0 places, which gives you 5 digits with no commas

=ROUND(RAND()*100000,0)