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Indian and International Place Value Chart

The document compares the Indian and International place value systems. In the Indian system, numbers are grouped from right to left in sets of 3 and then 2, with periods called ones, thousands, lakhs, and crores. The International system groups numbers from right to left in sets of 3, with commas separating periods. While the grouping is similar, the Indian system uses different names for periods after thousands compared to the International standard of millions and billions.

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Indian and International Place Value Chart

The document compares the Indian and International place value systems. In the Indian system, numbers are grouped from right to left in sets of 3 and then 2, with periods called ones, thousands, lakhs, and crores. The International system groups numbers from right to left in sets of 3, with commas separating periods. While the grouping is similar, the Indian system uses different names for periods after thousands compared to the International standard of millions and billions.

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  • Indian and International Place Value Chart: Explains the Indian and International systems of place value for numbers, including examples and a comparative analysis to help understand number representation.

Indian and International Place Value Chart

Indian Place Value Chart:

Place value tells us the value of each digit in a numeral based on its
position. A place value chart helps us to recognize large numbers. We
read place value chart from left to right. In Indian system we start
grouping the number from right in group of 3 and further in group of
2.The place value chart have been separated into groups called periods
i.e. ones, thousands, lakhs and crores.

Example:

3,56,245 – Three lakh fifty six thousand two hundred forty five

1,23,50,005- One crore twenty three lakh fifty thousand five

International Place Value Chart:

The place value that is used in many countries of the world is called
International Place Value Chart. To understand the place value of each
digit, we put the number in place value chart so that we can identify each
digit. In International  system we start grouping the number from right in
group of 3, called period and we put comma or space after each period to
make the number easily readable.

Example:.
37,987,450 – Thirty seven million nine hundred eighty seven thousand
four hundred fifty

100,000,150- One hundred million one hundred fifty

Let’s compare the two number systems

From above comparison we observe that

100 thousands = 1 lakh

1 million = 10 lakhs

10 millions = 1 crore

100 millions= 10 crores


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Indian and International Place Value Chart Indian Place Value Chart: Place value tells us the value of each digit in a numera
37,987,450 – Thirty seven million nine hundred eighty seven thousand four hundred fifty 100,000,150- One hundred million one

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