Mathematics, 26.01.2021 19:20 falconsfan20182

What is the expanded form of this number? 14.702

(1×10)+(4×1)+(7×1 100)+(2×1 1,000)

(1×10)+(4×1)+(7×1 10)+(2×1 100)

(1×10)+(4×1)+(7×1 10)+(2×1 1,000)

(1×10)+(4×1)+(7×1 100)+(2×1 100)

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What is the expanded form of this number? 14.702

(1×10)+(4×1)+(7×1 100)+(2×1 1,000)