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11 thousand 11 hundred and 11 written in numbers?

one thousand is 1,000. 11 of these is 11,000

one hundred is 100. 11 of these is       1,100

one 1 is 1.                          11 of these is      11

therefore the answer is these added together, which is 12,111

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