Problem 34
Question
In the following exercises, write each number as a whole number using digits. sixty-one thousand, four hundred fifteen
Step-by-Step Solution
Verified Answer
61415
1Step 1: Identify the Place Values
Break down the number into its place values: sixty-one thousand, four hundred fifteen. This number has thousands, hundreds, tens, and units place values.
2Step 2: Convert Thousands Place
The phrase 'sixty-one thousand' represents the number 61 followed by three zeros: 61000.
3Step 3: Convert Hundreds, Tens, and Units
The phrase 'four hundred fifteen' corresponds to the number 415.
4Step 4: Combine the Parts
Combine 61000 and 415 by adding the numbers together: 61000 + 415 = 61415.
Key Concepts
Place ValueWhole NumbersConversion of Words to Digits
Place Value
Understanding place value is essential for converting numbers from words to digits. Each digit in a number has a specific value depending on its position. Consider the number 1234:
- The '1' represents 1000 (thousands place)
- The '2' represents 200 (hundreds place)
- The '3' represents 30 (tens place)
- The '4' represents 4 (ones place)
Whole Numbers
Whole numbers are numbers without fractions or decimals. They include zero and all positive integers: 0, 1, 2, 3, etc. When writing numbers like 'sixty-one thousand, four hundred fifteen' in digits, whole numbers make the process straightforward. These numbers lie on a number line and can be easily represented using digits. For example:
- 1, 2, 3, 4: these are the first four whole numbers
- 10, 50, 300: these are also whole numbers
Conversion of Words to Digits
Converting words to digits involves a few systematic steps. Let's break it down:
- Step 1: Identify and break down the number in words based on place values. For 'sixty-one thousand, four hundred fifteen,' we recognize 'sixty-one thousand' and 'four hundred fifteen' as two parts.
- Step 2: Convert each part to digits. 'Sixty-one thousand' converts to 61000, and 'four hundred fifteen' converts to 415.
- Step 3: Combine the digits. Add 61000 and 415 together to get 61415.
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