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125000 in Words
We write 125000 as one hundred and twenty-five thousand in words. It is a large number and it helps us to count or measure things on a larger scale. We write numbers in words to fill checks and other important documents.
How to Write 125000 in Words?
To write 125000 in words, we should know the place value of each number. Place value is the value of digits based on their position.
Let's now find the place value of 125000 with a simple chart:
Here, we have 1 in the hundred thousands place, 2 in the ten thousands place, and 5 in the thousands place. The three zeroes are in the hundreds, tens, and ones place. Remember to read the place value of a number from right to left.
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We have learned how to write 125000 in words. Next, we shall learn more about the number 125000 and explore some mathematical properties related to it.
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Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them in 125000 in Words
While learning about 125,000 in words, students may make mistakes. To avoid this, take a look at some of the common mistakes given below:
Mistake 1
Improper Placement of Commas
Kids may add a comma improperly because they might not be sure where it goes and how to write numbers and place values properly. To avoid this, always place the comma after the third number from the left while writing large numbers of six digits.
Mistake 2
Misreading Numbers
Children sometimes swap digits and read it as fifty-eight thousand instead of eighty-five thousand. To avoid this, read the digits in the correct order and practice writing them in the correct order.
Mistake 3
Confusion Between Hundred and Thousand
Children write 8500 as “Eighty-five thousand” instead of “Eighty-five hundred.” Students should pay attention to the number of digits. In 8500, there are four digits and in 125000 there are six.
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Important Glossaries for 125000 in Words
- Prime number: A number that has only two factors, which is 1 and itself, is called a prime number.
- Composite number: Composite number is any positive integer that has at least one factor other than 1 and itself.
- Multiple: A multiple is a product of two numbers. For example, 2 x 2 = 4. Here, 4 is the multiple as it’s the product of 2 x 2.
- Prime factorization: The process of breaking down a number into its prime factors is known as prime factorization.
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