Choose a number greater than 64,000 with a thousands digit of 4.
To solve this problem, let's analyze each step systematically:
- Step 1: Identify the conditions - the number must be greater than 64,000 and have a thousands digit of 4.
- Step 2: Examine the role of the thousands place - The thousands digit refers to the digit appearing in the place value for thousands (fourth position from the right).
- Step 3: Evaluate the condition on the numbers -
- A valid number must exceed 64,000, thus being at least 64,001.
- For the thousands digit to be 4, the number format should satisfy the 40,000 to 49,999 restriction in relevant digits.
Next, let's validate the given options:
- Option 1: 63,998 - This number is less than 64,000.
- Option 2: 84,001 - This number is greater than 64,000 and the thousands digit is indeed 4.
- Option 3: 75,400 - While greater than 64,000, the thousands digit is 7, not 4.
- Option 4: 62,949 - Like option 1, this number is also less than 64,000.
The only number fulfilling all criteria is hence:
The correct solution is 84,001.