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2                                  4-Digit Numbers









                                                                Warm Up



          ● We have learnt about 2-digit and 3-digit numbers.
          ● Two digit numbers have tens and ones.
          ● Three digit numbers have hundreds, tens and ones.
          ● The smallest three digit number is 100.
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          ● The largest three digit number is 999.                                     X        II
          ● You have ever seen clocks like clock A and clock B.                       IX        III
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          ● Here, numbers are diff erent in clock A and clock B.                          VII  VI  V
          ● We can easy read the time in these clocks.                                  Clock A        Clock B



        Introduction to 4-digit Numbers
                                                                        Thousands Hundreds Tens Ones
        We  know  that  the  largest  3-digit  number                                        9          9      9
        is 999, but what happens if we add 1 to it?                +                                           1
        999 + 1. We write it as shown here:                                   1              0          0      0


        ●    We write 1000 in words as one thousand.                     Thus, 1000 is the fi rst four digit number.

        ●      In the place value chart, the fourth place from the right is called the thousands place.


        ●    The smallest four-digit number is 1000.

        ●    It is equal to ten hundreds. Thus, ten hundreds = 1 thousand.


        Reading 4-digit Numbers


        We take a 4-digit number such as 2394.


                             Thousands            Hundreds             Tens            Ones

                                   2                   3                 9                4



               2 thousands              3 hundreds                  9 tens                  4 ones

                  = 2000                    = 300                    = 90                     = 4
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