Rounding
Round 476 to the nearest hundred.
500
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76,089 _____ 706,089
76,089 < 706,089
Ms. Woodard has 432 legos in her classroom. Round the number of legos to the nearest hundred.
400
Show 548 in word form
five hundred forty-eight
How many times larger is 50 than 5?
10 times larger
Round 13,499 to the nearest ten thousand.
10,000
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907,432 ______ 970,456
907,432 < 970,456
Mrs. May has 1,674 books in her classroom. Round the number of books to the nearest thousand.
2,000 books
Show three thousand nine hundred ninety-nine in expanded form.
3,000+900+90+9
How many times larger is 300 than 3?
100 times larger
Round 47,534 to the nearest thousand.
48,000
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6,000+500+30+2 ______ six thousand five hundred thirty-two
6,000+500+30+2 = six thousand five hundred thirty-two
Miss Buckley took her dog on a walk and walked 13,578 steps. Round the number of steps to the nearest thousand.
14,000 steps
Show 10,000 + 2,000 + 50 +9 in standard form.
12,059
Compare the underlined digits. How many times larger is the first digit?
34,654 54,532
1,000 times larger
Round 98,712 to the nearest ten thousand.
100,000
400,984____400,948
400,984 > 400,948
A bakery uses 47,346 chocolate chips in two weeks. Round the number of chocolate chips to the nearest ten thousand.
50,000 chocolate chips
Show 6,732 in word form
six thousand seven hundred thirty-two
How many times larger is 400,000 than 40?
10,000 times larger
Round 658,334 to the nearest thousand
658,000
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Four thousand six hundred three ______ 4,630
4,603 < 4,630
At the house sorting ceremony, 247,980 pieces of confetti were used. Round the pieces of confetti to the nearest thousands place.
248,000 pieces of confetti
one hundred thirty-five thousand six hundred ninety
100,000+30,000+5,000+600+90
Explain what happens to a digit when it gets moved to the left in the place value chart.
The number will become 10 times smaller with each space you move to the left. When moving to the left on the chart you divide by 10 for each jump.