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Mathematics reading rules mainly read numbers according to decimal system. In decimal system, the series between every two adjacent numbers is 10. Therefore, when reading, we need to read the numbers on each number from right to left in turn.

Specifically, the reading rules are as follows: from right to left, read the numbers on each number in turn. For example, in the number 234, read from right to left, they are 2, 3 and 4 respectively. If the number on a number is 0, then when reading, we only need to read the number before it.

If the number on a digit is between 1 and 9, we need to read the number on that digit when reading. For example, in the number 2345, read from right to left, they are 2, 3, 4 and 5 respectively.

If the number on a number is greater than 10, then when reading, we need to read the number on this number and add the word "ten" in front of it. For example, the number 2345, read from right to left, is 2, 34 and 5 respectively.

The function of reading

Information exchange: Reading is the basis of data exchange. Whether it is scientific research, business transactions or daily life, we all need to transmit, obtain and understand information through reading. For example, the temperature in the weather forecast, the blood pressure value on the sphygmomanometer, or the price tag of supermarket goods all need us to read and understand correctly.

Decision-making basis: readings can be used as the basis for decision-making. For example, doctors can judge the health status of patients by reading physiological data such as body temperature and blood pressure; Investors can decide the investment direction by analyzing the index changes of the stock market; Enterprises can make marketing strategies by reading the data of market research.