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Ordering Large Numbers
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Ordering Large Numbers
Compare the digits from left to right. Read each question carefully and show your working where needed.
Compare the numbers
1.Which number has the greatest value?
- 8,709
- 8,970
- 9,078
- 8,790
2.Which number has the smallest value?
- 14,205
- 14,052
- 13,950
- 14,520
3.Write >, < or = in each gap to make the comparisons true: a) 7,408 7,480 b) 16,305 16,305 c) 10,002 9,998 d) 32,140 32,401
4.Choose the statement that is true.
- 6,481 > 6,814
- 3,902 < 3,820
- 9,650 > 9,605
- 5,237 = 5,273
Put numbers in order
5.Arrange these numbers from smallest to largest: 21,604; 20,946; 22,031; 21,460.
6.Arrange these numbers from largest to smallest: 34,208; 35,042; 33,987; 34,820.
7.A family is planning four drives around Australia. Order the distances from shortest to longest: Adelaide to Port Augusta, 308 km; Hobart to Launceston, 198 km; Melbourne to Mildura, 542 km; Perth to Kalgoorlie, 593 km.
Use ordering to solve problems
Year level
Books read
Year 3
6,804
Year 4
7,260
Year 5
6,948
Year 6
7,026
8.Use the reading-challenge table. Which year level read the most books, and which read the fewest?
9.Use the reading-challenge table. List the year levels from the greatest number of books read to the fewest.
10.Explain how the place-value digits show that 18,204 is greater than 17,999.
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