How should you transcribe numbers? | GoTranscript test answer

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The question is given below.

How should you transcribe numbers?

a) one, nine, ten, thousand.

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

The correct option is

According to the transcriptions rule option, (B) is correct.

Explanation:

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. Half a million dollars is $500,000).

·         Years and eras: '90s, 1990s

·         Age: 70s, 30s

·         Percentages: 0.2%, 100%

·         Measurements: 3 degrees, 12 feet, 8 centimeters, 7 pounds, 1.5 kilos, 28 square meters

·         Mathematical equations and formulas: x = x + 2 or x ^ 3 = 8

·         Bible citation: John 1:2–3

·         Fractions: 1/3

·         Postal code: 91210

·         Phone number: 123-456-789

·         Combination: If a sentence combines small [0-9] and large numbers [10 and up], transcribe all numbers in numerals.

Therefore, option (b) is correct.