Question

how should you transcribe number?

A) one,nine, 10 , 100 However , exceptions can be applied to improve readability ( money,years, measurement, percentage)

B)one,nine,ten, thousand​

Answer 1

Answer:

Friends according to transcriptions rule: Spell out single-digit numbers, use numerals for all other numbers: zero, nine, 10, 1492. Exceptions can be applied for readability (incomplete list): Money: $1, $1.5 million, $1,000 (1 grand is 1,000, 5 bucks is $5, 8 quid is £8.

Explanation:

Answer 2

It should be transcribed as  one, nine, 10 , 100 However, exceptions can be applied to improve readability ( money, years, measurement, percentage)

• Transcribing for numbers follows specific rules such as -

1. It is essential to keep in mind that the numbers 0 through 9 must be always typed out.  For example - Zero, one, two, three, four, till the number nine.
2. The numbers should be written in numerals after they approach double digits. For example - 10, 14, 50, 100, 400 and so on.

• For example:

1. Tom had three eggs today
2. Tom will be turning 28 tomorrow.
3. The Frank family of four members moved to Italy in 1968.

Thus, the correct option is - It should be transcribed as  one, nine, 10 , 100 However, exceptions can be applied to improve readability ( money, years, measurement, percentage)

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