1 lakh has how many zeros?

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1 lakh is a term commonly used to represent 100,000 units of a particular currency. In terms of zeros, 1 lakh has 5 zeros.

1 Lakh = 1,00,000 = 5 zeros

1 lakh has 5 zeros

Here's an example to demonstrate:

Suppose you have 100 units of currency, this can be represented as 100.

If you multiply this value by 1000, you get 100,000 units of currency, which is equivalent to 1 lakh.

So, in the number 1 lakh, there are 5 zeros present, starting from the rightmost digit and extending to the left.

Therefore, there are 5 zeros in 1 lakh.

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