After the first three digits from the right, how does the Indian system group digits?
ATwo at a time
BThree at a time
CFour at a time
DOne at a time
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Two at a time
1. Both systems group the first three digits left of the decimal point.
2. After that, the Indian system groups by twos.
3. The international system keeps grouping by threes.
_Source: Wikipedia, Indian numbering system, Decimal formatting_
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