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	More on mills		2009-03-25
		From Kenneth: If I want to express 13 mills as a decimal part of $1.00, the answer is $0.013. This amount is found by dividing 13 mills by 1000 mills/$1.00. Can 13 mills be expressed as a decimal part of another amount instead of $1.00? For example, express 13 mills as a decimal part of $1.50 or express 13 mills as a decimal part of $0.10. What would these amounts be? Answered by Robert Dawson.
	Express 13 mills as a decimal part of $1.00.		2009-03-13
		From Kenneth: Hello: I read the following in an old business mathematics textbook: "Express 13 mills as a decimal part of $1.00." I can determine the answer as follows: There are 1000 mills in or per $1.00. 13 mills divided by 1000 mills/$1.00 equals $0.013, the answer. My question is as follows: What does "...as a decimal part of $1.00" indicate or represent from "Express 13 mills as a decimal part of $1.00."? Is (a decimal part of $1.00) any decimal less than $1.00 with the decimal having a dollar sign before it. I thank you for your reply. Answered by Harley Weston.

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