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Place Value of numbers

Hello my dear students !

There are two types of place value systems.
1. Indian Place Value System
2.International Place value system

1.Indian Place Value System
Ten Crore  Crore     Ten Lakh    Lakh     Ten Thousand      Thousand    Hundreds    Tens    Ones
     3                8      ,          5                2      ,           4                              1   ,        6                  9        7

The commas  are indicating periods.
How to read this number?

Thirty-eight crore, fifty-two lakh, forty-one thousand, six hundred ninty-seven---38,52,41,697
Now it's your turn :

 How to read the following numbers?
a)   8,56,082
b) 16,45,78,098
c) 9,67,84,056

 You can also ask me your doubts....

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