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little man on a page itmeans you have to think very hard.  \nAsk your teacher to help you.  \nHow many ways can you change a 1 noteinto 50p and 10p coins?Complete the “table”.  \n\n| 50p coins   | 10p coins   |\n| --- | --- |\n| 2   | 0   |\n| 1   | 5   |\n| 0   | ○   |\n\n# 2 How many ways can you change a 1 noteinto 50p,10p and 5p coins?Complete the “table”.\n\n\n| 50p coins   | 10p coins   | 5p coins   |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n|  | 5   | 0   |\n| /   | 4   |  |\n| 7   | d   | 8   |\n| 7   |  | 10   |\n|  | 5   | I   |\n| 0   | 10   | ⑧   |\n\ng  \nMake a “table”of your own.Show howmany ways you could change 10p into 5p,2p and 1p coins.  \n# 4 A BIGGER PROBLEM\n\n104  \nIn how many ways can you change a L5 noteinto £1 notes,50p and 10p coins?Make a \"table\"either in your book or on a  \npiece of paper.You should find many ways  \nof doing this.  \n# Expanded Notation\n\nWritten below are 2831 and 10609 inexpanded form.  \nLook at the way the numbers have beenwritten in thousands,hundreds and ones.Put these numbers on an abacus.  \n2831 =2000+800+30+110609=10000+600+9  \nWrite in expanded form  \n5 5 a)314=3pb+1口      √60+2√c)401=tbo+11十2√eY453=4o400+56+国Ef)5021=√5ldo十2十2  \n]+  \nb)62=  \n\n| 6   | 0   |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\nd)620=  \n6 Write the number for  \na)600+30+4=......634.96.8.√333√606..3442..√g)2000+50=.8o5Q050h)4000+500+3=.4.54.53  \nb)900+60+8=.....6  \nc)300+30+3=.  \nd)400+40=...49D.  \ne)600+6=.60.6.  \nf)2000+400+40+2=  \n7 Write in expanded form  \n\n| 3   |\n| --- |\n\na)6293=60old+2  \n\n| 2   | 0   | 日   |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\n\n| 9   | 0   |\n| --- | --- |\n\n+  \n+  \n8+80t2000+900+0+33400o+800bfoB100000+63008+400+500+1①OCa)60000+5000+400+30+2=65432700o√Po00300X206凶530.1√)42  \n\n|  | 1   | ○  \u003Cbr>○  \u003Cbr>0   | 0/  \u003Cbr>0/   | -  \u003Cbr>-   |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| 8   |  | 7  \u003Cbr>7   |  |  |  |\n\nb)10203=  \n\n| 2   | 0   |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\n+  \n+  \nC)27000=  \n\n|  | /   |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\n+  \nb)40000+30=.4.0a.30…  \nc)20000+2000+4=.&  \nd)50000+3000+10+2=5  \ne)1000000+400000+200+30  \nf)10000+40=.1.Q.4.0  \n99 Write in expanded formo  \na)683b)2903c)4800  \nd)19870e)163451f)8701300  \n√10 Write the number which is ten 446more than 436.以1Write the number which is ten less than 6407.89  \n12 Write out the 3333.3十+hsen5nddvalue of each 3 in the number13 Begin with the number 539,then write thenumber which is  \n +bi  \n534  \n√a)5 less than 539  \nb)200 more than 539739  \n559  \nc)20 more than 539  \n14 Begin with 4683 then write the number whichis  \na)210 more than 4683Wb)300 less than 46834893)2010 less than 468348838.693  \n# Large Numbers\n\nWrite the names foria子hunaed..thon...中ho0sandth 6tho0sand5  \nLa)1000→.one.thousang  \nb)100000→hu  \nc)1000000→十ho  \nd)1000000000→  \ne)10000→  .Te  \nf)10000000→.  \nAn electric locomotivecosts about £200000.  \nA car like this costsabout E4000.  \nThis sailing boatcosts about5000.  \nThis bungalowcosts aboutE15000.  \nA heavy lorry costsabout 30000.  \nA small swimmingpool costs aboutE2000.  \n4  \n100k  \nAn oil tanker costsabout E10000000.  \nA modern schoolcosts aboutE1000000.  \n)  \nUse the costs given to do the followingproblems:  \n/  \nn  \n# 16 The most costly is\n\n√  \n1717 The least costly is Sma!l wB0  \n2100000.i1 an5dege+十1CL8o+i  \n19 Write down those which cost less thanE100000. 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