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Numerically what is the difference between one hundred thousand and 1 million?
The difference between one hundred thousand and one million is one in ten, or 0.1.
What is the difference of 120 thousand 599 and 43 thousand 68?
120,599 − 43,068 = 77,531 Therefore, the difference is 77,531 (seventy-seven thousand, five hundred and thirty-one)
One is to a dozen as a dozen is to?
one
What is the average cost of a dozen eggs today?
a thousand eggs today
What is the amount one dozen?
One dozen is 12 Half a dozen is 6
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