Question
This was on my 5th grader's homework:
what is the least number you can make using all of the digits from 0 through 9 exactly once?
My answer was 1,023,456,789. The teacher says it's 0,123,456,789.
I think that if the zero is the first digit, it's not actually part of the number.
???
what is the least number you can make using all of the digits from 0 through 9 exactly once?
My answer was 1,023,456,789. The teacher says it's 0,123,456,789.
I think that if the zero is the first digit, it's not actually part of the number.
???
Answers
Ms. Sue
I agree with you.
madi
i don't get it...
Reiny
And I concur with Ms Sue.
In our standard way of writing numbers, the lead digit cannot be a zero.
In our standard way of writing numbers, the lead digit cannot be a zero.
stick
Thank you! Glad to know you agree with me.
Does make me wonder, though, if other incorrect info is being given in class.
Does make me wonder, though, if other incorrect info is being given in class.