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          3. Put commas to separate the following numerals into periods.
              (a)  383528                (b)  7831806             (c)  7883806            (d) 7851287

              (e)  66783520              (f)  75128367            (g)  22835129            (h) 4121097

        International Place Value System

        Like Indian System of  Numeration, there is an other number system  used  globally called
        International Place Value System.
        Observe the following chart.

          Periods           Billions               Millions               Thousands                  Ones



                Places / Values  Hundred Billions  100 000 000 000  Ten Billions  10 000 000 000  Billions  1 000 000 000  Hundred Millions  100 000 000  Ten Millions  10 000 000  Millions  1 000 000  Hundred Thousands  100 000  Ten Thousands  10 000  Thousands  1 000  Hundreds  100  Tens  10  Ones  1












        The above chart shows 4 periods, namely—Ones, Thousands, Millions and Billions.
        According to International system of numeration, the number is separated by commas after
        every three places starting from ones.


        Relationship between Indian and international place value chart

                Indian Place   Value Chart  Ten crores  Crores  Ten lakhs  Lakhs  Ten  thousands  Thousands  Hundreds  Tens  Ones








              International   Place Value   Chart  Hundred   millions  Ten millions  Millions  Hundred   thousands  Ten  thousands  Thousands  Hundreds  Tens  Ones











            Fact-o-meter                                         Absorbing Facts
           � 1 Lakh       =  100 Thousands                    Large numbers are grouped into sets of three digits,
           � 10 Lakh      =  1 Million                        such as thousands, millions, billions, and trillions.
           � 1 Crore      =  10 Millions

           � 10 Crores  =  100 Millions
           � 100 Crores  =  1 Billion
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