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What is one million six hundred thousand pounds in figures?
1600000
What is one thousand five hundred pounds in figures?
1500 pounds
Is one hundred thousand pound one million pound?
No. A million pounds is ten times bigger than a hundred thousand pounds.
What is seven million one million and five thousand pounds in figures?
7,105,000
How do you write two hundred and fifty thousand pounds in figures?
250,000 lbs
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