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5000 ones = how many hundreds?

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<span>Five Thousand ones equals Fifty hundred ones; this can be understood by moving the numerical comma on place 5,000 becomes 50,00; to change the notation you can also divide 5,000 by 100 which equals 50. Therefore it equals 50 hundred ones. By simple division you can arrive at the answer for this.</span>

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