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The number n, written in English SI form.

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Write $\\var{n}$ in each of the following styles.

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English: [[0]] 

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SI English: [[1]]

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Continental: [[2]]

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SI French: [[3]]

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Swiss: [[4]]

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Indian: [[5]]

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Numbas can now understand and use several different styles of notation for numbers.

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This question shows off all the supported styles, both for display in text and in the answers to number entry parts.

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English style uses commas to separate powers of 1000, and a dot for the decimal point: {formatnumber(n,'en')}

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SI (English) style uses spaces to separate powers of 1000, and a dot for the decimal point: {formatnumber(n,'si-en')}

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Continental style uses dots to separate powers of 1000, and a comma for the decimal point: {formatnumber(n,'fr')}

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SI (French) style uses spaces to separate powers of 1000, and a comma for the decimal point: {formatnumber(n,'si-fr')}

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Swiss style uses apostrophes to separate powers of 1000, and a dot for the decimal point: {formatnumber(n,'ch')}

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Indian style uses commas to separate groups of digits in the integer part, and a dot for the decimal point. The rightmost group consists of three digits, and other digits are grouped in pairs: {formatnumber(n,'in')}

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This question shows off the \"notation styles\" options for the number entry part.

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You can specify which styles of notation the student is allowed to use, and how you want to display the expected answer.

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