Standard form Block 3 : One Whole Number

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3. Third Block : One Whole Number

The third block of logic SF is called one whole number. One whole number is the outstanding figure, personality , reward in a given standard.
SPL: Education
The standard in a place or society is kept by one person (man), it simply puts the one whole number.
As far as one whole number is concern , standard cannot be kept by more than one man or multitude. The standard in a school or institution is kept by the vice chancellor/principal which is the head (first digit) of expression/number , which is the one whole number.

B. Mathematics View
Express 276 in standard form.
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From this, we understand that only the first digit is considered to be in front of the decimal point. It cannot be written as .

A digit is a single character while a number is the total value or amount.
For example 276 is a single number made up of three distinct digits 2. , 7 , 6

Therefore, 2 is the one whole number, that is 2 is the only digit to be a whole number in that number when expressed in standard form.

C. Power Behind One Whole Number
Power and authority in any government is controlled by one whole number ( Leader ). Anarchy or lawlessness in a place, community or country is caused by neglect of the one whole number ( the figure head ). The president of a country is the major focus or the main reason the standard (laws) of the country will obey or disobey.
Disobedience to the rule of law in a society is as a result of negligence of one whole number. If the head, managing director of a firm compromise without considering himself/herself has the one whole number as the head , the company’s standard falls.

D. One Whole Number: The Main Benefit of Standard
If a standard is set, only one wears the crown which is known as the beneficiary. In a standard game only one person must win the game (the one whole number) while the rest will lose. The winner of the game is the only beneficiary which is one whole number. Therefore, standard has only one beneficiary which is the one whole number. In a tournament of 24 participating teams, only one team will win the trophy which is the one whole number, the only beneficiary.

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