Six thousands
600 tens equal 60 hundreds. Since there are 10 hundreds in a thousand, 60 hundreds is equal to 6 thousands. Therefore, 600 tens is equivalent to 6 thousands.
6 of them.
6 thousands.
9,000,000 is equal to900,000 tens, or90,000 hundreds, or9,000 thousands.
To determine how many ten thousands equal 1000 tens, we first need to understand the relationship between these two quantities. One ten thousand is equal to 10,000, and one thousand tens is equal to 10,000 as well. Therefore, 1000 tens is equal to 10,000, so there is 1 ten thousand in 1000 tens.
600 tens equal 60 hundreds. Since there are 10 hundreds in a thousand, 60 hundreds is equal to 6 thousands. Therefore, 600 tens is equivalent to 6 thousands.
To convert tens to thousands, first, convert tens to units: 600 tens equal 6,000 units. Since 1 thousand equals 1,000 units, you divide 6,000 by 1,000. Therefore, 600 tens equal 6 thousands.
6 of them.
To find out how many tens are in 600 thousands, first convert 600 thousands to its numerical form, which is 600,000. Since one thousand equals 100 tens, multiply 600 by 100, resulting in 60,000 tens. Therefore, there are 60,000 tens in 600 thousands.
It is 6 thousands
6 thousands.
To find out how many ten thousands are in 2000 tens, first convert tens to thousands. Since 10 tens equal 1 hundred, 2000 tens equal 200 hundreds or 20 thousands. Therefore, there are 2 ten thousands in 2000 tens.
Nine thousands
To find out how many thousands equal 200 tens, first convert tens to units: 200 tens equal 2,000 units (since 1 ten = 10 units). Then, to convert units to thousands, divide by 1,000: 2,000 units divided by 1,000 equals 2. Therefore, 200 tens equal 2 thousands.
600 thousands equal 6,000,000 tenths,
To find out how many hundred thousands are in 50,000 tens, first convert tens to units: 50,000 tens is equal to 500,000 units. Next, convert units to hundred thousands by dividing by 100,000. Thus, 500,000 units is equal to 5 hundred thousands.
9,000,000 is equal to900,000 tens, or90,000 hundreds, or9,000 thousands.