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Nathalie Strickland
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3 November, 20:51
Why is 5 mililon greater than 152000
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Belen Cordova
3 November, 21:05
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5 million is greater than 152000 because 5 million = 5,000,000 and that is larger than 152000 (only 152 thousand; 5 million is 5000 thousands)
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