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i agree @Chloe

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I  think nellie is correct  because 60 times 1,000 is 6,000

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Nellie is correct because like in our last problem we took the number 8 and added the zeros from the number we were multiplying it to so I think the right answer is 60,000, so I think Nellie is correct.

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Nellie is right because if you take away the 1 you can automactly know that all you have to do is add the 60 to get 60000

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nellie is wright
60 times 1000 is 60,000 because get rid of the one a put 60 there and you have 60,000 that is why i think my answer is wright

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I think Nell

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i think nellie is right

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Kara because 6,000 is the right answer. When you annex 3 zeros.

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I think that Kara is right. This is because 10 times 6 = 60 and since she is doing 60 times 1,000 it would be 6,000.

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I think that Kara is right. This is because 10 times 6 = 60 and since she is doing 60 times 1,000 it would be 6,000.

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nellie is correct because when you see four zeros in the problem thats going to be 

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nellie is correct because when you see four zeros in the problem thats going to be 

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Kara is correct because there are only 4 zeros so there can only be 3 zeros in the answer.
so 60,000 is  the correct answer.

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nellie is correct because if you do    60  times 1,000 you trade the 1 for the 60 and add the 4 zeros to the 60  and you get 60,000.

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Nellie beacause you do have to annex three more zero's.

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Nellie because in there are 4 zeros so that would make it 60,000

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I think Nellie is right because 60 times 1,000 is 60,000 and that how I got my answer and I did 60 times 1 is 60 so that what I did with 60 and 1,000.

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I think Nellie is correct because if you do it right then you 6,000_annex 3 zeros=60

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i think

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Nellie is right because 6 times 1,000 is 6,000 but its asking for 60 times 1,000 so you would have to add another 0 so its 60,000

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Nellie is right because the 6 is in the tens place not the ones place.

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Nellie is correct because 60 with three zeros is 60,000 so 60 x 1,000 =60,000. Kara`s answer is not right because she forgot to add the zero in the 60.

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Kara is right because 6,000 is the cause there are three zero.

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i think that nellie is correct