Read and order larger numbers
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Which number name matches 10001?
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Answer: ten thousand and one
- Read the number from its largest non-zero place; zeros keep other digits in place.
- 10001 is ten thousand and one.
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Victorian Curriculum F–10 Version 2.0
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Use place-value names and numerals beyond ten thousand.
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- VC2M3N02-C01Read and represent numbers.
- VC2M3N02-C02Connect numerals, names and number lines.
- VC2M3N02-C03Use ordering clues and check a count.
- VC2M3N02-C04Build and explain physical and virtual number representations
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- D01Read and represent numbersRead and represent numbers.
- D02Connect numerals, names and number linesConnect numerals, names and number lines.
- D03Use ordering clues and check a countUse ordering clues and check a count.