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2 years ago

What is the name of an equivalent name for 96

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For this case we have the following number:
96
We can rewrite this number in an equivalent way.
For example, we can use words to rewrite the number.
We have then:
96 = ninety six
Answer:
the name of an equivalent name for 96 is:
Ninety-six

katovenus [111]2 years ago

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An equivalent name for 96 is ninety-six. Word form is equivalent to number form. I hope I helped!

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