Grade 5 Large Numbers

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ID : gb-5-large-numbers [1] Grade 5 Large Numbers For more such worksheets visit www.edugain.com Answer t he quest ions (1) Arrange the f ollowing numbers in Ascending Order: 34606246, 33371563, 23968628, 60702632, 32035362, 92637206 (2) Write the number name in International System f or: A) 28739829 B) 78425010 C) 44358131 D) 41536156 (3) Write the number name in Indian System f or: A) 701725761 B) 984973402 (4) Find the place value of underlined number 846481836 Choose correct answer(s) f rom given choice (5) T he sum of the smallest 6-digit number and the greatest 8-digit number is a. 100100099 b. 100100009 c. 94437594 d. 100099999 (6) The number 3330236 in expanded f orm is represented as : a. three million three hundred thirty thousand two hundred thirty-six b. 3330236 c. 3000000 + 300000 + 30000 + 200 + 30 + 6 d. 1 3330236 (7) The place one lakh times smaller than ten lakh place is a. one hundred b. eleven c. one d. ten (8) Which of the f ollowing numbers is smaller than 51125701 and larger than 51114701? a. 51078701 b. 50718701 c. 51818701 d. 51118701

ID : gb-5-large-numbers [2] Fill in the blanks (9) (10) The number just bef ore the largest 7-digit number is. ones = one crore (11) In a 6 digit number, the digit in ten thousands place is more than the digit in thousands place by 2, the digit in hundred thousands place is 4 times the digit in hundreds place, the digit in hundred thousands place is less than the digit in ten thousands place by 1, the digit in ones place is less than the digit in tens place by 8, the digit in thousands place is more than the digit in ones place by 7,. If the number at ten thousands place is 9, the number is. (12) The smallest number that can be f ormed by using the digits 3,6,1,9,8,1,8 is (13) Fill in the blanks (in number f orm) f or f ollowing questions A) 149443 less than is sixteen thousand eight hundred f orty-three B) more than three thousand one hundred twenty-seven is 476018 (14) In all, there are 90000000 digit whole numbers in the number system. (15) In any number, if we move a digit one place to the lef t, the place value of that digit changes times. 2016 Edugain (www.edugain.com). All Rights Reserved Many more such worksheets can be generated at www.edugain.com

Answers ID : gb-5-large-numbers [3] (1) 23968628, 32035362, 33371563, 34606246, 60702632, 92637206 (2) A) twenty-eight million seven hundred thirty-nine thousand eight hundred twenty-nine B) seventy-eight million f our hundred twenty-f ive thousand ten C) f orty-f our million three hundred f if ty-eight thousand one hundred thirty-one D) f orty-one million f ive hundred thirty-six thousand one hundred f if ty-six (3) A) seventy crore seventeen lakh twenty-f ive thousand seven hundred sixty-one B) ninety-eight crore f orty-nine lakh seventy-three thousand f our hundred two (4) 6000000 (5) d. 100099999 T he smallest 6-digit number is: 100000 T he greatest 8-digit number is: 99999999 T he sum is: 100099999 Hence, the sum of the smallest 6-digit number and the greatest 8-digit number is 100099999. (6) c. 3000000 + 300000 + 30000 + 200 + 30 + 6 (7) d. ten According to the question, we have to f ind the number or place which is 100000 times smaller than 1000000. We shall get the answer by dividing 1000000 by 100000 keeping in mind that the term division means repeated subtraction. 1000000 100000 = 10 which can be expressed as ten in words. Step 4 Hence, the answer is ten. (8) d. 51118701

(9) 9999998 ID : gb-5-large-numbers [4] For a number to be as large as possible, all of its digits should be as large as possible. Theref ore largest 7 digit number should be 9999999. The number just bef ore the largest 7-digit number will be one less than it, that is: 9999999-1 = 9999998 Thus, the number just bef ore the largest 7-digit number is 9999998. (10) (11) (12) 10000000 897280 1136889 (13) A) B) 166286 472891

(14) 8 ID : gb-5-large-numbers [5] Let us f irst count the number of digits in the whole number 90000000. Counting starting f rom 9 being the f irst digit f ollowed by 7 zeroes shows that there are 8 digits. Hence, there could be 90000000 8-digit whole numbers in number system. Bef ore we can conclusively say so, we will need to verif y it. Step 4 In order to prove that there are 90000000 8-digit whole numbers in the number system, let us subtract the largest 8-digit number with the smallest 8-digit number and add the dif f erence with 1: (99999999-10000000) + 1 = 89999999 + 1 = 90000000 Step 5 We should now conclude that there are 90000000 8-digit whole numbers in the number system. (15) 10 When a digit moves one place to the lef t, it s place value becomes 10 times greater. A number becoming ten times greater can be seen as getting multiplied by a f actor of 10. Thus, the place value of the digit that moves one place to the lef t changes by a f actor of 10.