When a whole number is multiplied by a power of ten, the number's digits shift to the left by the number of zeros in the power of ten. In this case, multiplying 5000 by 10^3 (which is 10 raised to the power of 3, or 1000) results in 5000 shifted three places to the left, becoming 5,000,000. This is because 10^3 has three zeros.
5000*6 = 30000
4,999 is the greatest whole number.
5,419 is a whole number. As such no rounding required
The two numbers that multiply to get 5000 are 50 and 100. This is because 50 multiplied by 100 equals 5000. These two numbers are factors of 5000, which means they divide evenly into 5000 without leaving a remainder.
That depends what you're rounding to: To the nearest 5, 5002 To the nearest 10, 5004 To the nearest 100, 5049 To the nearest 1000, 5499 To the nearest 2500, 6249 To the nearest 5000, 7499 Rounding to anything above 5000 would not provide a result that could be 5000, so the largest whole number I can round to 5000 would be 7499.
No, it does not.
5 x 10^3
25,000,000
529,920,000 multiplied by 5,000 is 2,649,600,000,000
5000*6 = 30000
It is 4999.
It is: 4999
4,999 is the greatest whole number.
5,419 is a whole number. As such no rounding required
It could be 7499 rounded to the nearest 5000.
5,000 multiplied by 5,000 is 25,000,000
41,800,000 multiplied by 5,000 is 209,000,000,000