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d.  30000 + 2000 + 100 + 20                  =  ______________________

                 e.  40000 + 70 + 5                           =   ______________________


            9.  Write the following numbers in expanded form using any one method.

                 a.  7219                 b.  82462                c.  50521                d.  60040

                 e.  74091                f.  32415                g.  72031                h.  89325

                 i.  90008                j.  28415                k.  83624                l.  92063

                 m.  54286                n.  36428                o.  54321


            6-Digit Numbers


            Look at the place value chart of 6-digit numbers.


                 Periods                 Lakhs                 Thousands                         Ones

                                            L                T Th           Th           H          T          O
                  Places
                                        100000              10000         1000         100         10           1


            In the given chart, the first block from right to left, is known as ones period                            .

            It contains three places– ones or units, tens and hundreds.

            The  second  block  is  known  as  thousands  period                    .  It  contains  two  places–
            thousands and ten thousands.

            The third block is known as lakhs             .

            Look at the following examples.


                  Periods ®                  Lakhs              Thousands                          Ones


             S. No.     Places ®                L             T Th           Th           H           T          O

                a.                              8 8              3 3          4 4         2 2         8 8        9 9

               b.                               6 6              4 4          3 3         4 4         4 4        0 0

                c.                              1 1              2 2          4 4         6 6         8 8        9 9


            These numbers can be read as :

            a.  Eight lakh thirty four thousand two hundred eighty nine

            b.  Six lakh forty three thousand four hundred forty

            c.  One lakh twenty four thousand six hundred eighty nine



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