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the 3 digits is the ones place the 5 digits is the tenths place the 9 digits is the hundredths place
The value of Pi is 3.14159, but the first 10 digits are 3.141592658
The "7" digit had the greatest value because it is in the UNITS column.
the 3 digits have a value of 0.03 It is in the hundredths place
The 1st digit which has a value of 500
The positional place values of digits in negative numbers are in ascending order from least to greatest as for example in the number -987 the least value digit is 9 and the greatest value digit is 7 because -900 < -80 < -7 The positional place values of digits in positive numbers are in descending order from greatest to least as for example in the number 987 the least value digit is 7 and the greatest value digit is 9 because 900 > 80 > 7
GCF(832, 589) = 1. The numbers are coprime.
The 5 that is next to the 1.
48, 45
Three - all nonzero digits are significant.
In order to make the number as big as possible, you would want the greatest value digits in the greatest place value. Thus the first number would have to be 9. Once 9 has been used, the second number would have to be 8. Then the third number would have to be 7 and so on. Therefore, the greatest 9 digit number with 9 different digits is 987,654,321.
Oh honey, 4399 rounded to the greatest place value is 4000. Just chop off those pesky little digits and call it a day. Who has time for all those extra numbers anyway?
987,654
All numbers are made with digits and there is no limit on how big they can be. So there is no greatest number.
98,764
no, it matters with the number not digits