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Math Unit 2

Math Unit 2. By: Amelia Stack. Read And Write Large Numbers. What is the largest number you can make with the numbers below? 0 1 9 3 7. Answer: 97,310. Order Large Numbers. Order the following numbers from smallest to largest: 13,433, 16,765, 10,321, 19,564.

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Math Unit 2

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  1. Math Unit 2 By: Amelia Stack

  2. Read And Write Large Numbers What is the largest number you can make with the numbers below? 0 1 9 3 7 Answer: 97,310

  3. Order Large Numbers Order the following numbers from smallest to largest: 13,433, 16,765, 10,321, 19,564 • Answer: • 1. 10, 321 • 2. 13, 433 • 3. 16, 765 • 4. 19, 564

  4. Use <, >, = to compare the following numbers: 23,764___45,675 12,345___10,543 18,234___18,234 Answers: < > = Comparing Large Numbers

  5. What are other ways to represent 70 tens? Answers 700 7 hundreds 700 ones Numbers represented in various ways

  6. In the number 48,792, What is the value of the 8? What digit is in the hundreds place? What place does the 4 represent? Answers: 8,000 700 40,000 Identify The Value of A Digit In A Number

  7. What is the standard form of 50,000 + 7,000 +900 + 20 + 1? Answer: 57,921 Write Numbers in Standard Form

  8. How would you write the following in expanded form? 25,378 Answer: 20,000 + 5,000 + 300 + 70 + 8 Writing numbers in expanded form

  9. Round 42,563 to the ten thousands place Round 3,556 to the thousands place Round 457 to the hundreds place? Answers: 1. 40,000 2. 4,000 3. 500 Rounding Numbers

  10. Reading a tally chart The tallies above represent how M&Ms are in a jar. How many M&Ms are in the jar? Answer: 754

  11. Reading and Interpreting Tables How many more students are there in modern than tap? Answer: 3

  12. The End

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