Write the following numerals using Indian System words or international system (as required in words):
ii) 36,71,430 = _______
ii) 36,71,430 = _______
Step: Writing the given numerals using Indian System words
The given numeral is written as per the Indian numeral system as it does not have a comma after every three-digit from right to left.
As per Indian system, counting from the right-hand side towards the left-hand side, we have
(1) One’s period = First three digits (430) i.e., hundreds, tens and ones.
(1) Thousdand's period = net two digits (71) i.e., ten thousdand and thousdands.
(3) Lakh's period = next two digits (36) i.e., ten lakhs and lakhs.
While reading a numeral, all the digits in the same period are together and the name of the period (except ones) is read along with it.
Therefore, 36,71,430 is Thirty - six lakh, seventy - one thousdand, four hundred thirty in words.
Step: Writing the given numerals using Indian System words
The given numeral is written as per the Indian numeral system as it does not have a comma after every three-digit from right to left.
As per Indian system, counting from the right-hand side towards the left-hand side, we have
(1) One’s period = First three digits (430) i.e., hundreds, tens and ones.
(1) Thousdand's period = net two digits (71) i.e., ten thousdand and thousdands.
(3) Lakh's period = next two digits (36) i.e., ten lakhs and lakhs.
While reading a numeral, all the digits in the same period are together and the name of the period (except ones) is read along with it.
Therefore, 36,71,430 is Thirty - six lakh, seventy - one thousdand, four hundred thirty in words.
