10 000 + 7 000 + 30 + 500 + 6 in standard form
17 536
Bob has 12 745 legos. George has 1 543 fewer legos than Bob. How many legos does George have?
George has 11 202 legos.
6 305 + 2 512
8 817
8 754 - 531
8 223
Put in order from greatest to least: 12 064, 12 046, 12 604, and 12 640
12,640 12,604 12,064 12,046
Round 1 345 to the nearest ten and hundred.
1 350 and 1 300
5 476 people ride Bus D in March. 1 486 fewer people ride Bus E in the same month. a. How many people ride Bus E in March B. How many people ride both buses in March?
a. 3 990 people ride Bus E in March. b. 9 466 people ride both buses in March.
3 100 + 2 800
5 900
8 615 - 2 704
5 911
Compare: 2 998 ___ 2 989
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A supermarket has 1 213 apples. 368 are green apples. a. How many of the apples are red? b. How many more red apples than green apples does the supermarket have?
a. 845 apples are red. b. There are 477 more red apples than green apples.
12 406 + 3 855
16 261
14 000 - 8 296
5 704
Write in word form: 8 527
eight thousand, five hundred twenty-seven
2 500 people visit the Children's Museum on Monday. On Tuesday, there were 532 more people at the museum than on Monday. What is the total number of visitors for both days?
There were 5 532 visitors total for both days.
_265 + 2 058 = 6 323
4
Daily Double
2_61 - 684 = 1877
5
Daily double
Fill in the missing numbers 145, 135, 125, 115, ____, _____
105, 95
Mark had $10 314. He spent $1 532 on a new TV. He also spent $679 on a new phone. About how much money does he have left?
He has about $8 100, or about $7 000 left.
Michael has 754 songs in his audio device. He has 98 more songs than Peter. How many songs do they have in all?
They have 1 606 songs in all.
4 672 + 3_79 = 8 251
5
Daily Double
5010 - _685 = 1325
3
Daily Double