Comparing Numbers
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453 483
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Round 46 to the nearest ten
50
Write the number in standard form.
5,000+600+80+8
5,688
Solve 456 + 323 = _________
779
843−421=
422
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seven hundred sixty-five 765
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round this number to the nearest hundred
672
700
Write the number in expanded form.
2 thousands, 7 tens, 8 hundreds, 9 ones
2,879
3,146+1,749=
4,895
5,206−1,384=
3,822
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8 hundreds, 5 tens 8,050
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Round 1,655 to the nearest ten.
1,660
Write the number in expanded form
six thousand fifty seven
6,057
Aria wins 518 tickets while playing arcade games. Lucy wins 1,444. How many tickets did they earn?
1,962 tickets
A school library had 3,450 books. After a book sale, 1,728 books were sold.
How many books are left?
1,722 books left
Order the numbers from least to greatest
4,133, 4,247, 4,178
4,133, 4,178, 4,247
Round 996 to the nearest hundred.
1,000
Write the number in standard form
2 thousands, 12 hundreds, 2 tens, 3 ones
3,223
Last week, Mark read 1,699 pages of his book. This week, he read 432. How many pages did he read the past two weeks?
2,131 pages
8,032−4,675=
3,357
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4,904 4,000+900+50+4
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Round 2,544 to the nearest ten and hundred.
2, 540- nearest ten
2,500- nearest hundred
Write the number in expanded and standard form
3 thousands, 1 hundred, 15 tens, 5 ones
3, 255
3,000+200+50+5
997+341+764=
2,102
A stadium had 9,500 people at the start of a game. By halftime, 3,786 people had left.
How many people were still in the stadium?
Write the answer and the equation you used to solve.
9,500 − 3,786 = 5,714 people still in the stadium