Math, asked by ujawalapandegmailcom, 2 months ago

3.
nds make a crore!
4. One more than 48 crore.
5. The place value of 7 in 33,987,259.

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Answered by SoduKu

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Answer:

One more than 48 crore is 48,00,00,001

The place value of 7 in 33,987,259 is Thousand.

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