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What is unit form of (4 ten thousand 8 hundreds)÷10

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Dafna1 [17]2 years ago

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The answer of this question is quite simple we can write the question into unit form very easily the unit form is 4,080

Further Explanation:

Data:

(4 ten thousand and 8 hundred) / 10.

Solution:

Sol.

= ( 4 ten thousand and 8 hundred ) / 10

= ( 4 0 8 0 0 ) / 1 0.

= 4 , 0 8 0

Answer :

The unit form of the (4 ten thousand and 8 hundred) / 10 is 4,080. As you see How easily I find out the answer and the unit form you can also find ou the unit form of any question by following this method. I have done this as easily as I can hope you can understand the solving procedure Thanks.

If you have understand this one question then you can easily find ou the unit form.

Procedure:

As 4 is a ten thousand place and 8 is at 8 hundreds place and then divided by 10 which cancel out the one zero and remains behind a 4080 which is our require unit form hop you understand.

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sukhopar [10]2 years ago

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We have to calculate (4ten thousands 8 hundreds) : 10 and to show it in the unit form.
4 ten thousands 8 hundreds = 40,000 + 800 = 40,800
40,800 : 10 = 4,080
Answer:
4,080 in the unit form.

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