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14 ten thousands+12 thousands=152,000
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Rounding to the nearest ten thousand?
Rounding to the nearest ten thousands is easy. All you have to do is take the number and count over 4 number and if the number is than 5 it will go up a number.
Is twelve ten thousands equal to 120000?
12
What is 12 890 to the nearest ten thousand place?
12,890 rounded to the nearest ten thousand would be 10,000.
How do you write numbers 14 ten thousands 12 thousands?
14*10000+12000 = 152000
Rename the number 120 000 as ten thousands?
120 000 = 12 × 10 000 → 120 000 is twelve ten thousands.
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