41 in Words

Introduction

In English, 41 can be written as Forty One. For example, if you have 41 classmates, you can tell your parents, ‘I have Forty-One friends’. To learn how to write 41 in words, we must first look into the different names that numbers get when they are in the tens place in the place value table. Let us learn about these names.

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1. Introduction
2. How to Write 41 in Words
3. Expressing 41 Mathematically
4. Facts About The Number 41

How to Write 41 in Words

Before we look at the place value of the number 41 to write it in words, let's first learn the different names of numbers when they are in the tens place.

In the following table, the tens place will have any random number, and the one's place will have a 0.

Looking at the table above we can now start placing the number 41 in its place values. Refer to the table below.

As we can see from the table above, the number 1 is in the one's place, and the number 4 is in the tens place. If we look at the first table, we can find out that if 4 is in the tens place, the number starts with Forty. Therefore, the number 41 can then be written as Forty One.

Expressing 41 Mathematically

The number 41 can be expressed mathematically as follows

\begin{aligned}

&0 \times \text {Hundred} + 4 \times \text{Tens} + 1 \times \text {Ones}\\

&=0 \times 100+ 4 \times 10 + 1 \times 1\\

&=40 + 1\\

&=41\\

&= \text{Forty One}

\end{aligned}

Facts About The Number 41

Following are some interesting features about the number 41 that we must know

• 41 is an odd number. We can identify an odd number by looking at the one's place number. If one place has 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9 in it, it is an odd number. Another way to find out an odd number is by dividing it by 2

\frac{41}{2}=20.5

Since 41 divided by 2 is not a whole number, it is an odd number.

• 41 is a prime number. This means that the only two numbers which can completely divide the number 41 are the number itself (41) and the number 1.

• 41 is not a perfect square. As we can find the square root of 41, it is not a whole number.

\begin{aligned}

&\sqrt[2](41) = 6.403

\end{aligned}

• 41 is not a perfect cube.

\begin{aligned}

&\sqrt[3](41) = 3.448

\end{aligned}

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