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18．-What is 10% of 800，000，000？
-It is _____．（　　）
A．eight millionB．eighty million
C．eight hundred millionD．eight billion

分析 --8亿的10%是多少？--是8千万．

解答 答案：B，A 8百万；B 8千万；C 8亿；D 80亿，句意：8亿的10%是多少．是8千万．故选B

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