To find the missing number in the equation 600+□=600,600600 + \square = 600,600600+□=600,600, we need to isolate the missing number by subtracting 600 from 600,600.
We are given the equation: 600+□=600,600 600 + \square = 600,600 600+□=600,600
To find the missing number, we need to isolate □\square□. We do this by subtracting 600 from both sides of the equation: □=600,600−600 \square = 600,600 - 600 □=600,600−600
Calculate the right-hand side: 600,600−600=600,000 600,600 - 600 = 600,000 600,600−600=600,000
600,000\boxed{600,000}600,000
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