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Worksheet 3 -Large numbers-Knowing our numbers (for class 5 and 6)

         

 

Worksheet - 3

Topic: Place value

Q1. Write the number name according to the Indian Number System for 76572700.


        

 

Q2. What is the sum of the place value and the face value of 5 in 5,06,834? 

 

      

 
Q3. What is the place value of 7 in 1,574,608?

         

 
Q4. The river Nile has a total drainage area of 3257230 square kilometres. What is this value if you round it off to the nearest thousands? 

 

      

 
Q5. Write the number name according to the International Number System:

a)      50680078        b)         67311431 

c)       43777540        d)         86897110 

        

 

Q6. The palace city has a total land of area equal to 22582 square kilometers. What is the area of the land rounded off to the nearest one hundreds ?

      

 

Q7. Arrange the following numbers in the ascending Order: 33900303, 22269592, 98205273, 8238623, 49444826, 88800515

 

     

 

Q8. Australia has a total land area of 7692024 square kilometers. What is this value if you round it off to the nearest one thousand? 

 

    

 

Q9.  What is the largest number that can be formed by using the digits 8, 0, 3, 9, 9, 3, 0?

 

  

 

Q10. Find the place value of the underlined digit in the given number: 32,771,422

 

 

 

Q11. What is the result of the following:

a)             500000 + 10000 + 1000 + 100 + 50 + 8

b)             600000 + 50000 + 2000 + 900 + 40 + 8

  

 

Q12. Which of the following numbers is smaller than 52718526 and larger than 52668526?

a. 51678526

b. 52678526

c. 56678526 

d. 53078526

 
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