Fill in the digits for the given place values in the following whole number.24,693thousands:   tens:    

A. Thousands: 4, tens: 9
B. Thousands: 6, tens: 3
C. Thousands: 4, tens: 2
D. Thousands: 9, tens: 3


Answer: A

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