What is the relationship between the 6's in the number 6,647?

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Ones Tens Hundreds Thousands. OK so now we got that settle, lets solve it.

Relationship of 6 is the Hundreds and Thousands place because the way you say the number.

6-thousand 6-hundred forty-7.
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