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3 years ago

Math class , help me please help me please

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aleksklad [387]3 years ago

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Answer:it’s C just trust me please

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According to Hindu-Arabic numeral the given expanded numeral is written as

$(8\times 10^2)+(4\times 10)+(2\times 1)=(8\times 100)+(4\times 10)+(2\times 1)$

On simplification we get,

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$(8\times 10^2)+(4\times 10)+(2\times 1)=842$

Therefore the Hindu-Arabic numeral form of the given expanded numeral is 842.

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