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Problem Description:
The task involves identifying and coloring specific digits in a given number based on their place values. The number provided is 7,184,925,360, and the instructions specify which color to use for each place value.
Steps to Solve:
#### 1. Understand the Place Values:
- The number is 7,184,925,360.
- Break it down into its place values from left to right:
- Billions place: 7
- Hundred millions place: 1
- Ten millions place: 8
- Millions place: 4
- Hundred thousands place: 9
- Ten thousands place: 2
- Thousands place: 5
- Hundreds place: 3
- Tens place: 6
- Ones place: 0
#### 2. Follow the Coloring Instructions:
- Billions place (brown): The digit in the billions place is 7. Color this digit brown.
- Hundred millions place (purple): The digit in the hundred millions place is 1. Color this digit purple.
- Ten millions place (pink): The digit in the ten millions place is 8. Color this digit pink.
- Millions place (light green): The digit in the millions place is 4. Color this digit light green.
- Hundred thousands place (orange): The digit in the hundred thousands place is 9. Color this digit orange.
- Ten thousands place (blue): The digit in the ten thousands place is 2. Color this digit blue.
- Thousands place (gray): The digit in the thousands place is 5. Color this digit gray.
- Hundreds place (red): The digit in the hundreds place is 3. Color this digit red.
- Tens place (green): The digit in the tens place is 6. Color this digit green.
- Ones place (dark green): The digit in the ones place is 0. Color this digit dark green.
#### 3. Color the Digits:
Using the instructions, color each digit according to its place value:
- 7 (Billions place) → Brown
- 1 (Hundred millions place) → Purple
- 8 (Ten millions place) → Pink
- 4 (Millions place) → Light Green
- 9 (Hundred thousands place) → Orange
- 2 (Ten thousands place) → Blue
- 5 (Thousands place) → Gray
- 3 (Hundreds place) → Red
- 6 (Tens place) → Green
- 0 (Ones place) → Dark Green
#### 4. Glue the Words:
After coloring, cut out the word boxes below the number and glue them over the correct digits in the number above. Ensure that each word matches the corresponding place value of the digit.
Final Answer:
The final colored number should look like this (described in text format since actual coloring cannot be shown here):
- 7 (Brown)
- 1 (Purple)
- 8 (Pink)
- 4 (Light Green)
- 9 (Orange)
- 2 (Blue)
- 5 (Gray)
- 3 (Red)
- 6 (Green)
- 0 (Dark Green)
Boxed Final Answer:
$$
\boxed{7,184,925,360}
$$
with each digit colored as specified.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of place value to billions worksheet.