10,100,1000
155 x 10 =
1,550
Round 258 to the nearest ten
260
Finish the number sentence.
23.1 _____ 24.1
23.1 < 24.1
102 = ?
102 = 100
A number written in expanded form is shown below.
(8 × 1,000) + (3 × 100) + (2 × 1) + (4 × 1/10) + (7 × 1/1,000)
What is the number written in standard form?
832.47
8,302.407
8,302.47
8,320.407
8,302.407
2,380 divided by 10 =
238 or 238.0
Round 1.345 to the nearest tenth
1.3
Finish the number sentence.
3.15 _____ 3.2
Finish the number sentence.
3.15 < 3.2
3.23 x 102 =
323
A scientist measured a grain of sand. It had a diameter of 0.049 millimeter. What is 0.049 written in word form?
forty-nine
forty-nine tenths
forty-nine hundredths
forty-nine thousandths
forty-nine thousandths
2.456 X 100
245.6
Round 13.659 to the nearest hundredth
13.66
Finish the number sentence.
5.745 _____ 5.645
Finish the number sentence.
5.745 > 5.645
532.3 divided by 102 =
5.323
A calculator is 0.07 meter wide. Sam made a model that was 1/10 the size of the actual calculator. How wide was Sam’s model?
70 meters
7 meters
0.7 meter
0.007 meter
0.07 divided by 10 = 0.007
5.368 X 1000
5,368
Round 24.951 to the nearest one
25
Finish the number sentence.
23/100 _____ 0.23
Finish the number sentence.
23/100 = 0.23
3.876 X 103
3,876
Martin is going mountain climbing at Snowmass Mountain in Colorado. He looked up the height of the mountain and found it to be about 14 x 103 feet high. What is the height of Snowmass Mountain written as a whole number?
140 feet
1,400 feet
14,000 feet
140,000 feet
14 x 103 = 14,000
5,897 divided by 1000
5.897
Round 245.628 to the nearest Hundred
200
Finish the number sentence.
83 tenths ______ 8
Finish the number sentence.
8.3 > 8
How many places would you move the decimal if you multiplied a number by 106?
You would move the decimal 6 places to the right
Rainfall collected in a rain gauge was found to be 2.36 cm when rounded to the nearest hundredth of a centimeter. Which below measurement below could be the actual measurement of the rainfall.
2.366 cm
2.362 cm
2.352 cm
2.4 cm
2.36 cm