What do we get when seventeen thousand is minus from Ninety-six Thousand?

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What do we get when seventeen thousand is minus from Ninety-six Thousand?

Kamendra kumar 18th Jan, 2023

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Kamendra kumar 18th Jan, 2023

When Seventeen Thousand which is represented as 17000 is minus Ninety-six Thousand which is represented as 96000 in numbers then we get 79000 which is represented as seventy-nine thousand in words.

96000-17000=79000

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