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Large Numbers Around Us

CBSE · Class 7 · Mathematics

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1. Understanding One Lakh and Related Large Numbers

  • 1 lakh is written as 1,00,000 and has 1 followed by 5 zeroes.
  • 1 crore is written as 1,00,00,000 and has 1 followed by 7 zeroes.
  • 1 million is written as 1,000,000 and is equal to ten lakhs.
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2. Estimation, Rounding, and Approximation

  • Exact numbers are not always needed; an approximate number is often enough.
  • Saying that Chintamani's population is about 75,000 gives a good idea of its size.
  • Rounding up means the approximate number is more than the actual number.
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3. Seeing Large Numbers in Real Life

  • The Statue of Unity in Gujarat is the world's tallest statue at about 180 metres.
  • Kunchikal waterfall in Karnataka drops from a height of about 450 metres.
  • Somu is 1 metre tall, and each floor of the building is about four times his height.
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4. Rapid Counting and Calculator Patterns

  • A +1000 button pressed 100 times makes 1 lakh.
  • A crore is formed when the +1000 button is pressed ten times conceptually from the lakh stage.
  • Using calculator buttons is a way to understand place value.

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Key Concepts

1 lakh = 1 followed byThe Indian number system groups digitsThis system groups digits in setsNumbers are read by grouping digitsExact numbers are not always needed

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