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[[1]] hundred thousand.

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Concept- 1 million is equal to ten hundred thousand.
We will follow the decimal number system conversions in powers of 10 from the international to the Indian systems when changing from one number to another. The Indian number system uses 100,000 while the international number system uses millions.
The relationship between a million and a hundred thousand must be determined in this inquiry. While in the international numbering system, a million is a number, in the Indian numbering system, a hundred thousand is a number. Let's examine the process of changing from the international to the Indian decimal number system:

	Indian System	International System
1	Ones	Ones
10	Tens	Tens
100	Hundred	Hundred
1000	Thousand	Thousand
10000	Ten Thousand	Ten Thousand
100000	One Lakh	Hundred Thousand
1000000	Ten Lakhs	Million
10000000	One Crore	Ten million
100000000	Ten Crore	Hundred million

From the table, it is clear that

And,

According to the international numbering system, which can be written as 1000,000, which is thousand thousands.
Alternatively, in the Indian system, the amount is expressed as 10, 00,000 which is ten hundred thousand.
Consequently, we make a conclusion that one million according to the international system is equivalent to ten hundred thousand according to the Indian system.
Consequently,

Hence, we will enter the number ten into the blank space.

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