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CHAPTER IV

NOTATION AND NUMERATION

Writing numbers in figures is called notation. Reading numbers is called numeration.

ORAL EXERCISES

1. How many tens in a hundred? Count by tens to one hundred. How many hundreds in a thousand? Count by hundreds from one hundred to one thousand. How many figures are required to write ones? to write tens? to write hundreds? to write thousands?

2. What is the largest number that can be written with four figures? One more than nine thousand nine hundred. ninety-nine is ten thousand, written 10,000.

3. How many figures does it take to write ten thousand? How many figures at the right of the comma?

4. What place, counting from the right, is hundreds? What place is thousands? What place is ten-thousands ? 5. Count by thousands from 1000 to 10,000.

6. How many thousands are there in ten thousand?

7. Read 11,000, 12,000, 25,000, 50,000.

8. Count from 11,000 to 11,020.

9. Write fifty-five; five hundred fifty; five thousand fifty-five; fifty-five thousand fifty-five.

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1. Write in words the numbers in Example 10 of the

preceding exercise.

2. Write in figures:

Sixty thousand six hundred sixty-four

Thirty-seven thousand eighty

Forty thousand six

Forty-nine thousand seven hundred eight

Ten thousand one

One thousand ten
Fifty thousand two

Sixty thousand sixteen

Nineteen thousand fifty

Seventy-seven thousand seven hundred seventy-seven

Ninety thousand eighteen

Sixty-eight thousand four hundred

Eighteen hundred

Ten thousand one hundred one

Ninety-five thousand three hundred sixty

Three thousand two hundred thirteen

Thirty-three thousand three

ADDITION

ORAL EXERCISES

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7. James spent $0.15 for a ball, $0.50 for a mitt, and $0.40 for a bat. How much money did he spend?

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14. Read these, then find the sum:

$8.25+ $6.14 + $4.37 + $7.86 + $9.50.

15. When the number of cents is less than ten cents, write the number of cents in the ones column and put 0 in the tens column, thus: two dollars and five cents is written $2.05.

16. Write $1 and 9 ct.; $2 and 4 ct.; $3 and 8 ct.; $7 and 7 ct.

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