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Practice - 1.3
                    Practice - 1.3
                    Practice - 1.3
                    Practice - 1.3
            1.  Put the symbols   or   in the circles to make the statements correct.>  <

                 a.  8576281                   244805                   b.  70582914                   49882287
                 c.  441830495                 398529384                d.  859729924                  859719925

                 e.  560046257                 560146257                f.   489520109                 474645258

            2.  Write the successor and the predecessor of the following numerals.
                 a.  4475309                   b.  45681217                  c.  282431207

                 d.  500000000                 e.  2900359                   f.   448156000

            3.  Fill in the blanks.

                 a.  _______________   is the smallest whole number.

                 b.  Predecessor of ten lakhs is _______________     .
                 c.  One crore has _______________      thousands.

                 d.  Nineteen crore nine lakh is the predecessor of _______________        .

                 e.  The successor of a number is _______________        more than the number.

            4.  Write the smallest and the largest numerals using each of the following digits only once.

                 a.  2,7,6,8,5,9               b.  3,1,0,2,8,7,4             c.  5,8,3,2,6,1,0
                 d.  8,7,6,4,3,2,5,0           e.  2,3,9,6,7,4,5,8           f.   8,1,7,9,3,6,4,5

            5.  Using 1,0,3, write the smallest and the largest numerals of 7 digits (repetition of digits is
                 allowed).

            6.  Write  any  numeral  of  8  different  digits.  Write  another  numeral  by  reversing  the  digits.
                 Find which of the two numerals is greater.

            Rounding off Numbers


            We have learnt rounding off numbers to the nearest 10, nearest 100 and nearest 1000
            in earlier classes. We apply the same rules when we want to round off a given number
            to the nearest 10000, 100000, 1000000, etc.

            «  When we round off a number to the nearest 10, we find the nearest multiple of 10.

            «  When we round off a number to the nearest 100, we find the nearest multiple of 100.

            «  When we round off a number to the nearest 1000, we find the nearest multiple of 1000.

            «  Similarly, when we round off a number to the nearest 10000, we find the nearest
                 multiple of 10000.

            Look at the examples carefully.

            a.  2830 is rounded off to 3000 up to the nearest thousand.



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