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The table presented in the image appears to contain a set of numbers that are being modified according to the column headings. Let's break down the operations described in the column headings and apply them to each row, explaining the operations and filling in any missing entries:

### Column Operations
1. **\( \frac{1}{100} \) more**: This column adds 1% of the original number to itself.
2. **500,000 more**: This column adds 500,000 to the original number.
3. **9 thousand more**: This column adds 9,000 to the original number.
4. **5 hundredths more**: This column adds 0.05 to the original number.

I'll now analyze the table and solve for the missing entries.

### Table:

| Number    | 1% more       | 500,000 more | 9 thousand more | 5 hundredths more |
|-----------|---------------|--------------|-----------------|-------------------|
| 7000.9    | **7700.99**   | **507,000.9**| **16,000.9**     | **7000.95**       |
| 23.97     | **26.367**    | **500,023.97** | **9,023.97**    | **24.02**         |
| 6.7691    | **7.44601**   | **500,006.7691** | **9006.7691** | **6.8191**        |
| 707000    | **777,700**   | **1,207,000**| **716,000**      | **707000.05**     |
| 33.373    | **36.71**     | **500,033.373** | **9033.373**   | **33.423**        |
| 7000.8    | Missing       | **507,000.8**| **16,000.8**     | **7500.8**        |
| 19.097    | Missing       | **500,019.097** | **9019.097**   | **9973.119**      |

### Missing Entries:
1. For **7000.8**:
   - \( \frac{1}{100} \) more: \( 7000.8 \times 1.01 = 7070.808 \)
   - 5 hundredths more: \( 7000.8 + 0.05 = 7000.85 \)

2. For **19.097**:
   - \( \frac{1}{100} \) more: \( 19.097 \times 1.01 = 19.28897 \)
   - 5 hundredths more: \( 19.097 + 0.05 = 19.147 \)

### Completed Table:

| Number    | 1% more       | 500,000 more | 9 thousand more | 5 hundredths more |
|-----------|---------------|--------------|-----------------|-------------------|
| 7000.9    | 7700.99       | 507,000.9    | 16,000.9        | 7000.95           |
| 23.97     | 26.367        | 500,023.97   | 9,023.97        | 24.02             |
| 6.7691    | 7.44601       | 500,006.7691 | 9,006.7691      | 6.8191            |
| 707000    | 777,700       | 1,207,000    | 716,000         | 707000.05         |
| 33.373    | 36.71         | 500,033.373  | 9033.373        | 33.423            |
| 7000.8    | **7070.808**  | 507,000.8    | 16,000.8        | **7000.85**       |
| 19.097    | **19.28897**  | 500,019.097  | 9019.097        | **19.147**        |

Let me know if you have any questions or would like further details on how these calculations were done!

### Questions:
1. How is \( \frac{1}{100} \) more calculated for larger numbers like 707,000?
2. How does the operation of adding 5 hundredths differ for smaller numbers?
3. Why does adding 500,000 to 6.7691 still yield a number with a decimal part?
4. Can you explain how percentages are used in real-life applications like interest rates?
5. How would this table look if the numbers were expressed in scientific notation?

### Tip:
When adding percentages, multiplying by \(1 + \frac{percentage}{100}\) is the easiest method to increase the number by that percentage!

The query submitted by the user: Complete the table based on the given numbers and specified operations.

Learn how to complete a table by performing specific operations such as adding percentages, 500,000 more, 9 thousand more, and 5 hundredths more to the given numbers. The problem includes detailed step-by-step calculations and is suitable for students in Grades 4-6.

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