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Unidades de medida históricas


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Un crore es una unidad en la numeración india que equivale a 10 000 000 (107) o 100 lakhs. Es ampliamente usado en India, Bangladés, Nepal, y Pakistán. Grandes cantidades de dinero en India son usualmente escritas en la forma «23 cr», (23 00 00 000 rupias indias o 230 000 000 en notación occidental).



Referencias




  • Encyclopædia Britannica 11th Edition s.v. crore


  • Oxford English Dictionary, s.v. crore


Véase también


  • Lista de números

  • Billón

  • Lakh


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