Question

Fill in the blanks
\[1Lakh = \_\_\_\_{\text{ten thousand}}\]

Answer 1

Hint: To determine the above question we need to follow or we need to have a focus on the number of zeroes and after determination of the number of zeros we will break the numerical figure in such a way that we can get the required result.

Complete step-by-step answer:
We need to determine how can we write \[1Lakh\] such as one lakh have number of zeroes
$1Lakh = 100000$
That means the number of zeroes of lakhs can be determined by calculating the number of zeroes have after $1$
Now, ten thousand can be written as
${\text{ten thousand}} = 10000$
The number of zeroes from the above can be determined by counting the number of zeroes it had after $1$
Now, when we have a look on the number of zeros then in case of ten thousand the number of zeroes are four
While when we look on the number of zeroes that one lakh have is five
Now, on comparing on the below
$1{\text{Lakh}} = 100000$
And
${\text{ten thousand}} = 10000$
Then in such case the zeroes which is left after removing the zeros that ten thousand have from the total number of zeros in lakh
So, that is $5 - 4 = 1$
Where $5$ is the zero that one lakh have and $4$ is the zero that ten thousand have
So, the left term is $10$
$1 {\text{lakh}} = 10 {\text{ten thousand}}$

Hence the required answer Is $10$

Note: In the above question we need to subtract the number of zeroes in the given mathematical term and it is subtracted to the number of zeroes the mathematical term had on the other side of fill in the blanks. By following the number of zeroes, we can get the required result.