Class 06 || Maths || Ch. 01. Knowing Our Numbers

06.01 Maths 
Ch. 01. Knowing Our Numbers
लेखक
ॐ जितेन्द्र सिंह तोमर
M.A., B.Ed., DNYS, MASSCOM.
10/4/10/2/2022

1.1 Number & Their Names (Numeral)
One to Hundred
100 to 999
1000 to 9999
100000 to 999999
1000000 to 9999999
10000000 to 99999999

1.2 comparing Numbers
smallest & biggest single digit number is 
SDN    0                      9
DDN    10                    99 
TDN    1000                999     
FDN    10000              9999      
FIDN   100000           99999      
SDN    1000000         999999        
EDN    10000000       99999999
NDN    100000000     999999999  

1.3 Smallest Digit & Biggest Digit 

1.4 Making of Numbers
DDN
TDN
FDN
MuDN

Vinjeet Maths
What is ?
1. What is 10 – 1 =?
2. What is 100 – 1 =?
3. What is 10,000 – 1 =?
4. What is 1,00,000 – 1 =?
5. What is 1,00,00,000 – 1 =?

6. What is 9 + 1 =?
7. What is  99 + 1 =?
8. What is 9,999 + 1 =?
9. What is 99,999 + 1 =?
10. What is 99,99,999 + 1 =?

1.5 Ascending (Increasing) order and Descending (Decreasing) order

Ascending order Ascending order means arrangement from the smallest to the greatest.

Descending order Descending order means arrangement from the greatest to the smallest.

1.6 Place value (Actual Value of digit of givin place) and Face value (Name of digit only)

1.7 Reading and Writing large Number of two Lakhs and Crores

a)  In Indian System (Indian System
of Numeration)
1                       One or Once 
10                     Ten or Tens
100                   Hundred or Hundreds 
1,000                Thousand 
10,000              Ten Thousand 
1,00,000           Lakes 
10,00,000         Ten Lakhs 
1,00,00,000      Crores
10,00,00,000    Ten Crores

b) In International System (International System of Numeration)
1                               One or Once 
10                             Ten or Tens
100                           Hundred 
1,000                        Thousand 
10,000                  Ten Thousand 
100,000                Hundred Thousand 
1,000,000              Million 
10,000,000            Ten Million 
100,000,000          Hundred Million
1,000,000,000       Billion 
10,000,000,000     Ten Billion 
100,000,000,000   Hundred Billion

1.8 Expansion (Expanding) of Digits

1.9 Estimating or Approximating or Rounding of the number
* The numbers 0, 1, 2, 3 and 4 are nearer to 0 than to 10. So, we round off 0, 1, 2, 3 and 4 as 0. 
* Number 5 is equidistant from both 0 and 10; it is a common practice to round it off as 10.
* Number 6, 7, 8, 9 are nearer to 10, so, we round them off as 10. 

Thus Number 0, 1, 2, 3 and 4 are rounded off as 0 and  5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 are rounded off as 10.


1.10 Small and Large Numbers in Practice

Units may be metre, litre and gram
Small Units
Unit > Deci-Unit > Centi-Unit > Milli-Unit

(i) 1 Unit = 10 Deci-Unit = 100 Centi-Unit = 1000 Milli-Unit
(ii) 1 Deci-Unit = 10 Centi-Unit = 100 Milli-Unit
(iii) 1 Centi-Unit = 10 Milli-Unit

Big Units
Killo-Unit > Hecto-Unit > Deca-Unit > Unit
(i) 1 Killo-Unit = 10 Hecto-Unit = 100 Deca-Unit = 1000 Unit
(ii) 1 Hecto-Unit = 10 Deca-Unit = 100 Unit
(iii) 1 Deca-Unit = 10 Unit

1.11 Romon Numbers
1          I
2          II
3          III
4          IV
5          V

6          VI
7          VII
8          VIII

9          IX
10        X

20         XX
30         XXX
40         XL
50         L
60         LX
70         LXX
80         LXXX
90         XC
100       C
200       CC
300       CCC
400       CM
500       M
600       MC
700       MCC
800       MCCC
900       CD
1000      D

Chapter-1

Knowing Our Numbers

Points to Remember:

Natural Numbers:
Counting numbers are called natural numbers 1, 2, 3,... are called natural numbers. I is the smallest natural number.

Place value:
The place value of a digit depends upon its position in the number. For eg.:- The place value of 5 in 4567 is 500.

Face value:
Each digit has its fixed face value, independent of its place in the number.
For e.g.:- The face value of 5 in 4567 is 5.

Rounding off the number to the nearest 10, 100, 1000 etc. 
* 1, 2, 3, 4 are numbers nearer to 0 than 10, so they are rounded off to 0.

* 6, 7, 8, 9 are numbers nearer to 10 than 0, so they are rounded off to 10.

* Number 5 is equidistant from 0 and 10, but it is rounded off to 10.


For example: 
Round off 86512 to nearest:

1. Tens              86510

2. Hundreds      86500

3. Thousands    87000

ROMAN NUMERALS:

Roman Numerals are expressed by letters of the English alphabet.

I      V     X      L       C         D          M
1     5    10     50   100     500    1000

TRICK TO REMEMBER:

My Dear Cow, Loves Xtra Vegetables Immensely.

M(1,000), D(500), C(100), L(50), X(10), V(5), 1(1)

USE OF BRACKETS:

Brackets are symbols used in pairs to group things together.

Types of Brackets

Parentheses or round brackets ()

Square brackets

[1

Angled brackets

Braces or curly brackets

SEE THE DIFFERENCE

(3+2)x(6-4)

-(5) × (2)

3+(2x6)-4

-5x2

-10

-3+12-4

- 11

QUESTIONS:

1. Make the greatest 5-digit number, using the digits 6, 2,5,8,4 only once.

2. Find the product of the place value of two 3's in 534370.

3. Make the smallest 5-digit number, using the digits 7, 9,3,8,5 only once. 4. Find the sum of the place values of two 5's in 75450.

5. Find the value of:45 x (14-9)

6. Write 24 in Roman numerals. 7. How many thousands are there in two lakhs?

8. Find the value of: 80+ (15 * 4)

9. A student Ajit's height is 1m 29 cm. Find his height in cm.

18. Find the number 7-1-5-1000-4-100-8-18 11. Find the difference between smallest 4-digit number and largest 4-digt

11. Simplify: 48-5-4-224-6)-7

15. Ravi had 550. He gave 5350 to Garima and 15,158 so Ramech. How

16. Prakash bays 19 notebooks and 20 pens. If the cost of une notebook is 0.35

and cost of ane pen be 10, how mach money did he spend?

17. Find the sum of smallest 3-digit number and largest 4-digit number.

18. How many milliliters make a liter

19. How many centimetres make 18 metres?

20. A box contains 40000 toffees, each foffee weighs 5gm What is the total

weight of the bes in kg?

21. There are 48 pages in a notebook. How many pages are there in 28 such

notebooks?

22. Arrange in ascending order 4375, 4739, 4397,4793

23. Arrange in descending order

43251, 43521, 43125,43152

14. Arrange in ascending order

27643, 26743, 27634, 24736

25. Arrange in descending order 1548, 1584, 1854, 1845

26. Make the largest 4-digit number wing the digits 1.5.7.0

17. Take two digits 0 and 1. Make the greatest 4-digit number asing both the

digits equal number of times.

28. Take two digits 0 and 1. Make the smallest 4-digit number using both the digits equal number of times 

29. Write in Roman numerals 80

30. The monthly salary of Rohit is 20975 and that of Reena is 15875. What is

the difference between their monthly salaries?

31. Manish multiplied 100 by 39 instead of multiplying by 79 How much was his

answer greater than the correct answer?

32. Sangeeta types 25 pages per day. How many pages will she type in the month

of November?

33. How many times the digit 0 comes in 10 crores?

34. Anita's age is 48 years. How is her age represented in Roman system?

35. How many numbers are there containing 3-digits? 36. The estimated value of 5784-437 is?

37. Write the number for the expanded form

210000+10+5×1

38. The distance between Delhi and Agra is 233 km. What is the distance in

metres?

39. Keeping the place of 5 unchanged in the number 537068, find the smallest

sumber obtained by rearranging other digits. 40. Estimate the quotient to the nearest tens: 74 divided by 8.

Answers:

1) 86542.        21) 960 pages

2) 9000000.     22) 4379<4397<44739<4793<35789

43521-43251-43152-43125

4

24.

24734-26743-27634-27643

A

225

25.

1854-1545-1584-1548

XXIV

7530

200

27,

148

129cm

29,

10.

75480

30.

5100

11.

8999

31.

1000

12.

420 seconds

32.

750

13.

31

3.3.

& times

14.

6100 m

34.

XLVIII

15.

55000

35.

900

16.

T 550

36.

5400

17) 10099         37).  20085

18) 1000 ml      38). 233000 m

19) 1800 cm     39) 503678

20)  200 kg        40). 10

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