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You can tell the value of each digit by the place it occupies in the number. For example, In the number 6.13, 6 is in the ten’s position, 1 is in the tenths position and 3 is in the hundredths position.

You can tell the value of each digit by the place it occupies in the number. For example, In the number 6.13, 6 is in the one’s position, 1 is in the tenths position and 3 is in the hundredths position.

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C. 2406
Why option C is correct. If we add the numbers in the Cable Co. A row, we get 5,044 + 8,913 + 3,221, which equals 17,178. If we add the numbers in the Cable Co. B row, we get 7,004 + 6,927 + 841, which equals 14,772. If we subtract this amount from 17,178, we get 2406. Therefore Company A has 2406 more subscribers than Cable Company B.

C. 2417
Why option C is correct. If we add the numbers in the Cable Co. A row, we get 5,055 8,913 3,221, which equals 17,189. If we add the numbers in the Cable Co. B row, we get 7,004 6,927 841, which equals 14,772. If we subtract this amount from 17,189, we get 2417. Therefore Company A has 2417 more subscribers than Cable Company B.