SFAW Mathematics Chapter 1  Lesson 1-1  Page 5  
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CHECK For another example, see Set 1-1 on p. 56.
Write the word form for each number and tell the value of the red digit.
  1.  84,390,235  2.  135,000,100  3.  25,000,503,400  4.  342,124,567,111
  5.  Write 67,192,000,347 in expanded form.
Write each number in standard form.
  6.  50,000,000 + 8,000,000 + 600 + 9 7.  six billion, two hundred million,
      twelve thousand, five
  8.  Number Sense What number is 100,000,000 more than 2,439,290,348?
PRACTICE      For more practice, see Set 1-1 on p. 60.
A  Skills and Understanding
Write the word form for each number and tell the value of the red digit.
  9.  67,125,000 10. 38,000,345,024 11. 164,582,000,901 12. 476,457,124,000
13.  165,987,425 14. 1,257,000,000 15. 17,983,124,000 16. 126,187,321,100
Write each number in expanded form.
17.  7,357 18.  761,324 19.  1,230,000 20.  676,541,900
Write each number in standard form.
21. 90,000,000 + 5,000,000 + 300 + 7
22. thirty billion, forty-eight million
23. Number Sense What number is 10,000 less than 293,238?
B  Reasoning and Problem Solving
In the 2000 U.S. Census, Texas had a population of 20,851,820, and Wyoming's population was 493,782. Give each population after the following changes.
24. an increase of 100,000 25. a decrease of 10,000
26. an increase of 1,000,000 27. an increase of 10,000,000
28.
Writing in Math Explain how you would write 201,000,700,005 in words.
Mixed Review and Test Prep Take It to the NET
Find each answer.
29.  999 + 1 30.  10,000 – 1 31.  10 x 10 x 10 x 10 32.  10,000 + 100
33. Which is shorter than 1 yard?
A.  40 inches B.  3 feet C.  35 inches D.  4 feet
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