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d.   2637189                 6261638               472716                     3702928
                   e.   829417           2039813             1643728             683921             98726

                   f.   4536201          2738165             402716              1673827            893762
                   g.   764271           89372               3038374             563728             1263517

                   h.   3782106          3172638             3827614             3037261            384737
             2.    Find the greatest and smallest 7-digit numbers with these digits.

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

                                          International System of Numeration

             We  start  with  the  first  period,  named  as  ones  period            ,  consist  the  first  three
             digits of the given number. The second period (i.e. thousands period                    ) is consist of
             the next three digits of the given number. The third period (i.e. millions period                      ),

             consist of the three digits of the given number. The fourth period (i.e. billions
             period), consist of the next three digits of the given number.

             Let's differentiate periods by placing commas in between.

              Example 5 : Seprate  457833228 by Comma.

                       Millions                  Thousands                      Ones
               (HM)      (TM)     (M)      (HTh)    (TTh)     (Th)      (H)      (T)      (O)
                  4        5       7         8        3         3        2        2        8

              This number is separated by comma as 457, 833, 228

             For  example  :       Write  number  name  according  to  international  system  of
             numeration.

             457833228  —  Four    hundred  fifty  seven  millions  eight  hundred  thirty  three
             thousand, two hundred twenty eight.

                                                          Place value

             Place Value of each digit according to International Place Value System

             Let’s take a number 884, 511, 009

                           Millions                            Thousands                           ones
                  (HM)         (TM)        (M)      (HTh)         (TTh)         (Th)         (H)       (T)    (O)
                    8            8          4          5             1            1            0        0      9


               8 hundred       8 ten        4           5            1            1           0         0      9
                 million     million million       hundred         ten       thousand hundred          ten   ones
                                                   thousand thousand

                 800,000,000 80,000,000 4,000,000           500,000     10,000     1,000     000      00      9


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