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Algebra Difficulty 1.0 Junior Find the answer Canada

If $10.0003 \times \square = 10000.3$ , the number that should replace the $\square$ is

(A) $100$ (B) $1000$ (C) $10000$ (D) $0.001$ (E) $0.0001$

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