What do we get when 17000 is added to 25000 and represent these numbers into words? Explain in detail?

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What do we get when 17000 is added to 25000 and represent these numbers into words? Explain in detail?

Kamendra kumar 11th Jan, 2023

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Kamendra kumar 11th Jan, 2023

When 17000, which is written as seventeen thousand is added to o 25000, which is written as twenty-five thousand then we will get 42000 which is written as Forty-Two Thousand in words.

The expression is given as

17000 + 25000 = 42000

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