First, calculate the product of 53 hundreds and 60 tens: (53 \times 100 \times 60 \times 10 = 53 \times 6000 = 318000). To find how many thousands are in 318,000, divide by 1,000: (318,000 \div 1,000 = 318). Therefore, there are 318 thousands in the product of 53 hundreds and 60 tens.
No. The place values are Hundreds--Tens--Units. So the 5 is in the Hundreds column and so it worth: five hundred.
The 7 is in the hundreds place, so it is worth 700.
The 5 is in the hundreds place so it is worth 500.
If there is roughly 165 U.S. pennies in a pound of mixed (old and new) pennies, times 53 pounds, the total would be about $87.45.
53 billion
No. The place values are Hundreds--Tens--Units. So the 5 is in the Hundreds column and so it worth: five hundred.
one penny
48-53 million as of 2008
53
It is in the hundreds position so it is worth 400.
his net worth is 67 million pounds. 53 million pounds less than Simon cowell
It's worth 50 cents. There are still hundreds of millions in circulation.
Less than 10 cents.
53 miles
The 5 is in the hundreds place so it is worth 500.
Hundreds, at least.