Lesson Worksheet: Place Value of Numbers up to 1 000 000 000 000 Mathematics
In this worksheet, we will practice defining place values in the billions; writing numbers with 10, 11, and 12 digits in standard, expanded, and word forms; stating the value of any digit; and decomposing numbers in multiple ways.
Q1:
What is the place value of the digit 6 in 156,309,827,207?
- Aten billions
- Bbillions
- Cmillions
- Dten millions
Q2:
Write down the number given in the figure in digits.
Q3:
Which of the following is equivalent to 55,376,535,526?
- A
- B
- C
Q4:
Write 417,723,765,446 in words.
- AFour hundred seventeen billion seven hundred twenty-seven million seven hundred sixty-five thousand four hundred forty-six
- BSeven hundred seventy-seven billion six hundred sixty-five million four hundred forty-four thousand three hundred twenty-one
- CFour hundred seventeen billion seven hundred twenty-three million seven hundred sixty-five thousand four hundred forty-six
- DSix hundred forty-four billion five hundred sixty-seven million three hundred twenty-seven thousand seven hundred fourteen
Q5:
Write billion in digits.
Q6:
Complete the following: 4,436,621,121 can be written as follows: billion, million, thousand, .
- A4, 436, 621, 121
- B121, 621, 436, 4
- C4, 621, 436, 121
- D436, 4, 621, 121
Q7:
Which digit in the number 148,965,370 represents the million value?
Q8:
How many digits form one hundred billion?
Q9:
Express billion in millions.
- A3,380 million
- B338 million
- C338,000 million
- D33,800 million
- E3.38 million
Q10:
Find the greatest-digit number where the sum of the digits is 18.
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