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Write 'forty thousand three hundred seven' in figures.

Class 6Place Value and Large NumbersNumbers
  • A40,307
  • B40,037
  • C4,307
  • D43,007

Step-by-Step Solution

Forty thousand = 40,000; three hundred = 300; seven = 7. Total = 40,000 + 300 + 7 = 40,307.
Answer: A) 40,307

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