use the number 913,256. write the name of the period that has the digits 913.

Question

this is the problem.

on my daughters math homework the problem says:

use the number 913,256.

write the name of the period  that has the digits 913.

Answer 1

My daughter brought this worksheet home today too.

You have 913,256 as the problem. We know that if we work from 6 over the #'s are in these places: 6 in the ones, 5 in the tens, 2 in the hundreds, 3 in the thousands, 1 in the ten thousands and the 9 in the hundred thousands spot.

They teach the kids to group these. So the one spot, ten spot and hundred spot are called ONES PERIOD. The thousands, ten thousands and hundred thousands are grouped in THOUSANDS PERIOD.

Answer 2

Just in case I didn't write that clear; the answer is Thousands Period. 

Answer 3

nine hundred thirteen thousand

Answer 4

My son has this tonight. I took calculus and a couple of statistics classes in college, but I'm stumped!!! Help!!

Answer 5

the answer is the thousands group . its the way they word the problem that complicates it . 913,256 256 being the ones group 913 being the thousands group . so the name of the period with 913 , is the thousands group .

Answer 6

glad to see i'm not the only one who didn't understand this 4th grade math question because i'm pretty good at math....i totally agree the way the question was worded made it way confusing....thanks for the help

Answer 7

By any chance are any of you doing this 4th grade home work from Massachusetts? NR?

Answer 8

The answer is 9

Answer 9

the answer is nine

Answer 10

Wow thanks to all for the help as this is my daughters homework tonight and I had no idea what the answers was.

Answer 11

900,000+10,000+13,000+200+50+6

Answer 12

I feel like I need to take a "night course" just to HELP my son do his homework!!!!! WTF IS THIS MATH!?? I do NOT remember EVER having these issues when I was in school ... which was a loooong time ago ... but still ... c'mon! These poor kids ... US POOR PARENTS!!!!! The worst part??! ... it's ONLY 4th GRADE!!!! ... what the hell am I going to do for the rest of his academic career??!!!!!

Answer 13

Each digit in a number has a place value that tells you how much that digit is worth. 
Each place value is ten times as large as the next place value to the right.

Numbers are arranged into three place values called periods
The places in the period repeat (hundreds, tens, ones.)
Commas are used to separate periods.

Place Value Chart

Answer 14

Thank you so much. I'm so glad I wasn't the only one who had trouble with this one.

Answer 15

The answer is the "thousands period".  The thousands, ten-thousands, and hundred-thousands place value are group together into the "Thousands period".  I was a math teacher and I never heard it referred to as a period!

My daughter had the same exact math problem today.

Answer 16

 I have the same problem too helpI don't get it

Answer 17

Seriously, this is insane. I hate Common Core Math and I really hope they go back to normal math.

Answer 18

Thousands

Answer 19

My son work says write 3,000,000+600,000+80,000+10 in two other forms

Answer 20

Thank goodness for this.....i'm a college student tutoring two kids and have no idea what a "period" was in reference to numbering....the kids thought it was so funny that they stumped me

Answer 21

The answer should be “the thousands” period. A period is each set of 3 digits separated by a comma.

Answer 22

Thank Goodness I am not the only parent here to look this up because 4th Grade math makes me feel dumb!

Answer 23

nine hundred thirteen thousand is the correct answer for your questions

Answer 24

If you write the number out it seems more clear 

nine hundred and thirteen thousand, two hundred and fifth six

I believe 913 is in the thousands period.

Answer 25

Thousands, ten thousands and one hundred thousands

Answer 26

thousand

Answer 27

Period of thousands.

Answer 28

it's in the thousands period

913. = Thousands Period

256. = Hundreds Period

Answer 29

My son just brought his sheet home with the same exact question Smh. Wth are they trying to teach them???