3 years ago

What number is 100,000,000 more than 5,438,724,022

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This is a fairly simple question to answer, and just requires establishing which number within 5,438,724,022. In this case, the number that currently exists in the hundred million place is 400,000,000, so to add 100,000,000 to this you will get 500,000,000. When returned into your original number, you will get the answer of 5,538,724,022.

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