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Carlos says there are a total of 6,000 hundreds in the number 6,000,000 is carlos correct? a. yes, carlos is correct. b. no, car

los is no correct. there are exactly 600 hundred thousands in 6,000,000. c. no, is no correct. there are exactly
600 thousands in 6,000,000. d, no carlos is no correct , there are exactly 6,000,000 thousand in 6,000,000

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Gnoma [55]3 years ago

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No, there are 60,000 hundreds because 6,000,000 ÷ 100 = 60,000.
Not sure what answer choice that is because I can't really understand, sorry!

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