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3 years ago

54 thousands 6 hundreds 12 tens – 15 thousands 8 hundreds 26 tens = ________(1 Point)

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1 answer:

Afina-wow [57]3 years ago

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Answer:

38,660

Step-by-step explanation:

54 thousands 6 hundreds 12 tens – 15 thousands 8 hundreds 26 tens

54 thousands = 54000

6 hundreds = 600

12 ten = 12*10 = 120

54 thousands 6 hundreds 12 tens = 54000+600+120 = 54720

15 thousands = 15000

8 hundreds = 800

26 tens = 26*10 = 260

15 thousands 8 hundreds 26 tens = 15000+800+260 = 16060

Thus,

54 thousands 6 hundreds 12 tens – 15 thousands 8 hundreds 26 tens

= 54720- 16060 = 38,660 (Answer)

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