R S Aggarwal and Vikas Aggarwal Solutions for Chapter: Activity Sheet 4, Exercise 1: Exercise 1

$\mathrm{8,56,000}$ is the successor of _____.

The ones, tens and hundreds digits in a number together constitute the _____ period. (ones/thousands/lakhs)

$1$ million $=$ _____ lakhs.

$1$ lakh$=$_____ thousands.(Write in numerical form)

$1$ ten-thousand$=$_____ hundreds

$1$ lakh$=$_____ ten-thousands.

$1$ thousand$=$_____ tens.

The place value of _____ always remains the same.