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9 ones 2 thousands - 3 ones

9 ones 2 thousands - 3 ones
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9 ones 2 thousands - 3 ones

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Answer: A Is correct. B is 6 ones and 2 thousands. C. 7 hundreds and 0 ones. D. 33 thousands and 0 ones.

You're welcome. Hope this helped! :D

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