Question

1000 added to a number increase the value of the digit in the thousand placed by ............................... .

Answer 1

Answer:

1

Step-by-step explanation:

for example: if we take 6547 and add 1000 = 7547 ans

same will happen if we take any four digit number

Answer 2

1000 added to a number increases the value of the digit in the thousands' place by 1. It is described below.

• Place value is said to be the value of a particular digit in a given number, based on its position.
• These, for example, are as ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, and so on. The order starting from the ones is right to left.
• Now, consider a number say 4321. Here, the digit at thousands' place is 1. Adding 1000 to 1234 will give, 4321 + 1000 = 5321. So, we can see here that 4 became 5, which means increased by 1 (∵ 4 + 1 = 5).
• Let's see another example, 1111, having 1 at thousands' place. Adding 1000 to it, 1111 + 1000 = 2111. Again, it can be seen that the digit at thousands' place increased by 1.
• Thus, 1000 added to a number increases the value of the digit in the thousands' place by 1.

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