The equivalent of $44$ in Roman numeral is:

Important Questions on Knowing Our Numbers

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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 6

The smallest natural number which on rounding off to the nearest hundreds gives $400$ is:

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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 7

The sum of place value of all the digits of the number $6,001$ is:

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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 8

While adding two four-digit numbers the closest estimate will be obtained by rounding each number to the nearest.

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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 1

The place value of a digit is independent of whether the number is written in Indian system or International system of numeration.

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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 2

In Roman numerals, the digits do not have any place value.

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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 3

In the Roman numeral system, the symbol $\mathrm{VC}$ represents the number $95$.

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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 4

In International system of numeration, a number having more number of digits is always greater than the number having less number of digits.

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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 5

Rounding off each number to the nearest tens before performing the required operation gives more accurate estimate than rounding off each number to the nearest hundreds or thousands.