What is the answer you get when you minus eighty-one thousand two hundred and ten from eighty-four thousand?

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What is the answer you get when you minus eighty-one thousand two hundred and ten from eighty-four thousand?

Kamendra kumar 19th Jan, 2023

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Kamendra kumar 19th Jan, 2023

Eighty-four thousand in numerals is written as 84000 and eighty-one thousand two hundred and ten is written as 81210 which means subtracting 81210 from 84000 gives 2790 which is written as two thousand seven hundred ninety.

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