CBSE Class 5 Maths: Large Numbers and Roman Numerals MCQs

It is in the lakhs place.

The groups read 7 million, 205 thousand, and 16.

Add the value of each nonzero digit.

Adding one gives 10,00,000.

The ten-thousands digit is 6, so round up.

Compare the lakhs and then the thousands.

Start with 3, the smallest nonzero digit, then arrange the remaining digits from smallest to largest.

Ten times 100,000 equals 1,000,000.

XL is 40 and VII is 7.

70 − 15 is 55, or LV.