I have 18 ones 15 hundreds 15 tens 8thousands what number am I

1 answer:

5 0

8 thousands is equal to 8000.
15 hundreds is equal to 1500.
15 tens is equal to 150.
18 ones is equal to 18.

So just add them up.
8000 + 1500 = 9500.
9500 + 150 = 9650.
9650 + 18 = 9668.

The number is 9668

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