Choose the right number of each place value to make
\Huge{
\color{PINK}{THOUSANDS}
\color{ORANGE}{HUNDREDS}
\color{GREEN}{TENS}
\color{BLUE}{ONES}.
\color{purple}{TENTHS}
\color{gray}{HUNDREDTHS}
\color{#a52a2a}{THOUSANDTHS}
}
Choose the right number of bills and coins to make
\Huge{$
\color{PINK}{THOUSANDS}
\color{ORANGE}{HUNDREDS}
\color{GREEN}{TENS}
\color{BLUE}{ONES}.
\color{purple}{TENTHS}
\color{gray}{HUNDREDTHS}
}
\Large{
\color{PINK}{THOUSANDS}
\color{ORANGE}{HUNDREDS}
\color{GREEN}{TENS}
\color{BLUE}{ONES}.
\color{purple}{TENTHS}
\color{gray}{HUNDREDTHS}}
is the same as
\large{
\color{PINK}{THOUSANDS000} +
\color{ORANGE}{HUNDREDS00} +
\color{GREEN}{TENS0} +
\color{BLUE}{ONES} +
\color{purple}{0.TENTHS} +
\color{gray}{0.0HUNDREDTHS}
}.
\large{\color{PINK}{THOUSANDS000}} is the same as \large{\color{PINK}{THOUSANDS}}
plural( "thousand", THOUSANDS ), the place value four places to the left of the decimal point.
Because there is no number in the thousands place, you don't need any thousands.
\large{\color{ORANGE}{HUNDREDS00}} is the same as \large{\color{ORANGE}{HUNDREDS}}
plural( "hundred", HUNDREDS ), the place value three places to the left of the decimal point.
Because the hundreds place is \large{0}, you don't need any hundreds.
\large{\color{GREEN}{TENS0}} is the same as \large{\color{GREEN}{TENS}}
plural( "ten", TENS ), the place value two places to the left of the decimal point.
Because the tens place is \large{0}, you don't need any tens.
\large{\color{BLUE}{ONES}} is the same as \large{\color{BLUE}{ONES}}
plural( "one", ONES ), the place value one place to the left of the decimal point.
Because the ones place is \large{0}, you don't need any ones.
\large{\color{purple}{0.TENTHS}} is the same as \large{\color{purple}{TENTHS}}
plural( "tenth", TENTHS ), the place value one place to the right of the decimal point.
Because the tenths place is \large{0}, you don't need any tenths.
\large{\color{gray}{0.0HUNDREDTHS}} is the same as \large{\color{gray}{HUNDREDTHS}}
plural("hundredth", HUNDREDTHS ), the place value two places to the right of the decimal point.
Because the hundreds place is \large{0}, you don't need any hundreds.
\large{\color{#a52a2a}{0.00THOUSANDTHS}} is the same as \large{\color{#a52a2a}{THOUSANDTHS}}
plural("thousandth", THOUSANDTHS ), the place value three places to the right of the decimal point.
Therefore you need
\large{\color{PINK}{THOUSANDS}} plural( "thousand", THOUSANDS ),
\large{\color{ORANGE}{HUNDREDS}} plural( "hundred", HUNDREDS ),
\large{\color{GREEN}{TENS}} plural( "ten", TENS ),
\large{\color{BLUE}{ONES}} plural( "one", ONES ),
\large{\color{purple}{TENTHS}} plural( "tenth", TENTHS ),
and \large{\color{gray}{HUNDREDTHS}} plural( "hundredth", HUNDREDTHS ).
\large{\color{gray}{HUNDREDTHS}} plural( "hundredth", HUNDREDTHS ),
and \large{\color{#a52a2a}{THOUSANDTHS}} plural( "thousandth", THOUSANDTHS ).