Numeration: Counting Numbers – Counting Whole Numbers – Test Yourself Questions

Numeration: Counting Numbers – Counting Whole Numbers – How to Write Whole Numbers from Figure to Words and Words to Figure - Test Yourself Questions
Lesson 1: Numeration
6. Counting Numbers
6.6 Counting Whole Numbers –
How to Write Whole Numbers from Figure to Words and Words to Figure - Test Yourself Questions
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A close-up view of handwritten math problems on lined paper titled "Lesson 1: Numeration, 6.6 Test Yourself Questions (Counting WNs)." The page lists two large numbers in figures to be written in words, and two large numbers written in words—such as "seventy-one billion, eight million, five hundred thousand and twelve"—to be converted into figures. A pointer directs focus to the questions.

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