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Answer 1 · 2017-05-24T22:42:42

Two hundred million twenty thousand

Expand it out based on how the wording goes.

One = $1$ $1$
Ten = $10$ $10$
Hundred = $100$ $100$
Thousand = $1, 000$ $1,000$
Million = $1, 000, 000$ $1,000,000$
etc..

Answer 2 · 2017-05-24T22:44:20

See a solution process below:

For: $200, 020, 000$ $color(red)(200),color(blue)(020),color(green)(000)$

The green are the 1's to 100's

The blue are the thousands

The red are the millions

You start by writing the largest.

The red, or millions, have $200$ $color(red)(200)$ so we write:

"Two hundred million"

Next, the blue, or thousands, have $20$ $color(blue)(20)$ so we add to the word form as:

"Two hundred million, 20 thousand"

The 1's - 100's have nothing so we do not need to add anything to the word form. So, the final phrase is:

"Two hundred million, 20 thousand"