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The distance from the Earth to the Moon is about 3,84,000 km.
Write this distance in the International system with the correct commas.

Class 6Place Value and Large NumbersNumbers
  • A384,000
  • B38,4000
  • C3,84,000
  • D3840,00

Step-by-Step Solution

In the international system commas are placed every 3 digits from the right: 384,000.
Answer: A) 384,000

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