Six-Digit Number Practice

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📚 Part 1: Reading and Writing Six-Digit Numbers

1. Write the number 456,789 in word form:

2. Write the number "three hundred and twenty-five thousand, six hundred and forty-one" in standard form:

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3. What digit is in the ten thousands place in the number 672,384?

4. Write 847,259 in expanded form:

5. Order these numbers from smallest to largest:

Numbers: 234,567 | 243,567 | 234,576 | 234,657

Smallest: _____________ → _____________ → _____________ → _____________ :Largest

6. Which number is greater: 456,321 or 456,312?

456,321

456,312

They are equal

7. Circle the largest number in this group:

Numbers: 789,456 | 798,456 | 789,465 | 789,546

8. In the number 593,847, which digit has a value of 90,000?

Answer: _______

9. Complete this place value chart for the number 628,394:

Hundred thousands: _____ | Ten thousands: _____ | Thousands: _____

Hundreds: _____ | Tens: _____ | Ones: _____

10. What is the smallest six-digit number you can make using the digits 5, 2, 9, 1, 7, 3 (use each digit once)?

Answer: ______________

11. Explain how you know that 567,890 is greater than 556,999: