$5,000 is the correct number figure, but not an abbreviation.
There are two abbreviations:
5 G's meaning 5 Grand, a term popular in the USA in the early to mid 20th C (Just watch any old gangster movie of the 1930's with Jimmy Cagney.)
$5K, using the scientific unit of the Kilo=thousand. Came into popularity in the last few decades, usually describing salaries or else, in real estate, the cost of a house.
Usually, 5 G's doesn't have the $ symbol, whereas $5K usually does.
two thousand, seventy-five dollars
Seventy five dollars and sixty two cents
One hundred fifty-five thousand dollars.
The number 45000.00 is "forty-five thousand" (and no hundredths). The US currency value $45000.00 is "forty-five thousand dollars" (and no cents).
The number 75.00 is "seventy-five" (and no hundredths) In US currency, $75.00 is "seventy-five dollars" (and no cents)"
An abbreviation for three hundred thousand dollars is 300K.
M = a thousand dollars MM = a million dollars (a thousand thousands)
1k
A Grand
Five thousand five hundred dollars is said as "five thousand five hundred dollars." You can also abbreviate it as "$5,500." In a more formal context, you might write it as "five thousand five hundred dollars" to ensure clarity.
$35,000
Five thousand and forty dollars is written as $5,040. In words, it can be expressed as "five thousand forty dollars." When writing checks, you would typically write it as "Five thousand and 40/100 dollars."
3 G's
Twelve thousand five hundred dollars = $12,500
five thousand dollars
Grand. g
One thousand five dollars$1,005.00On checks: One thousand five and 00/100 dollars