What do you mean "as a decimal?" You can re-write this as:
3196.0 Kbit/s,
which technically has a decimal.
If you want to convert this to other units (like MB/s or KB/s) convert bits to bytes by using the fact that there are 8 bits to a byte. Then, use 1KB = 1024 B and 1MB = 1024 KB.
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What do you mean "as a decimal?" You can re-write this as:
3196.0 Kbit/s,
which technically has a decimal.
If you want to convert this to other units (like MB/s or KB/s) convert bits to bytes by using the fact that there are 8 bits to a byte. Then, use 1KB = 1024 B and 1MB = 1024 KB.
I hope this helps!
3,196 is already a number, so technically, you could write this as "3,196.0 kbit/sec". That IS a decimal, after all.
Though if you're looking for a less mundane answer, 1000 kilobytes is 1 megabyte, so another way you could express this rate is as
3.196 MB / sec
3.2 megabytes