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What is 91,360 in expanded form

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faltersainse [42]3 years ago

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Answer:

Expanded Notation Form:

91,360 =

90,000

+ 1,000

+ 300

+ 60

+ 0

Expanded Factors Form:

91,360 =

9 × 10,000

+ 1 × 1,000

+ 3 × 100

+ 6 × 10

+ 0 × 1

Expanded Exponential Form:

91,360 =

9 × 104

+ 1 × 103

+ 3 × 102

+ 6 × 101

+ 0 × 100

Word Form:

91,360 =

ninety-one thousand three hundred sixty

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