Introducing 10,000 and 10,00,000 and large numbers — lesson. Mathematics CBSE, Class 6.

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The greatest one-digit number is

$9$ . Adding

$1$ to the greatest one-digit number will result in

$9+1 =10$ . That is, it results in the smallest two-digit number.

The greatest two-digit number is

$99$ . Adding

$1$ to the greatest two-digit number will result in

$99+1 =100$ . That is, it results in the smallest three-digit number.

Proceeding in this way, we can have the following table.

Thus, the resultant pattern becomes,

Greatest single

$(1)$ digit number

$+ 1 =$ smallest

$2$ -digit number
Greatest

$2$ -digit number

$+ 1 =$ smallest

$3$ -digit number
Greatest

$3$ -digit number

$+ 1 =$ smallest

$4$ -digit number

and so on.

Important!

Recall the following:

$1$ tens

$= 10$ ones

$10$ tens

$= 1$ hundreds

$= 100$ ones

$1$ thousand

$= 10$ hundreds

$= 100$ tens

$1$ lakh

$= 100$ thousands

$= 1000$ hundreds

$1$ crore

$= 100$ lakhs

$= 10,000$ thousands

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6. Introducing 10,000 and 10,00,000 and large numbers