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687582 the value of the 8 in the ten thousands place is how many thousands greater than the value of the 8 in the tens place

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The easiest way that I've done these is to break it up. The 8 in the ten thousands place is equal to 80,000, and the 8 in the tens place is equal to 80. Then, compare. The ten thousands has 3 more 0s in it then the ten, so therefore it would be 1,000 times greater.

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