Question
Write the numeral whose expanded form is given below:
$8 \times 10^5+6 \times 10^4+4 \times 10^3+2 \times 10^2+9 \times 10^1+6 \times 10^0$
$8 \times 10^5+6 \times 10^4+4 \times 10^3+2 \times 10^2+9 \times 10^1+6 \times 10^0$
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Answer
$8 \times 10^5+6 \times 10^4+4 \times 10^3+2 \times 10^2+9 \times 10^1+6 \times 10^0$
$=800000+60000+4000+200+90+6$
$=864296$
$=800000+60000+4000+200+90+6$
$=864296$
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