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Chapter 1: 1311 - Practice Tests (page 202)

Write as a whole number using digits: two hundred five thousand, six hundred seventeen.

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The whole number is 205,000,617 .

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Step 1. Given information .

Consider the given whole numbers in words .

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Step 3. Writing the whole number .

To write the whole number using digit is identify the words that indicate digits .Draw 3 blanks that indicate the number of places needed in each period and separate the periods by commas .Name the number in each period and place the value in correct order .

The whole number is 205,000,617.

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