Math, asked by samirunjha25, 8 months ago

find the place value of (In Indian numeration and international numeration) of '7' in 467589, '6' in 3654789, '3' in 3214588

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Answered by masterrohitkrishna

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Answer:

546775

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by asahilthakur

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Step-by-step explanation:

Place value of 7 in 467589 = 7,000

(Indian and International numeration)

Place value of 6 in 3654789 = 6,00,000(Indian numeration) and 600,000(International numeration)

Place value of 3 in 3214588 = 30,00,000(Indian numeration) and 3,000,000(International numeration)

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