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Place Value & Ordering

Read, write, partition and compare whole numbers up to one billion. Show your working where asked.

Read and compare large numbers

Hundred millions

Ten millions

Millions

Hundred thousands

Ten thousands

Thousands

Hundreds

Tens

Ones

1.In 63,482,715, what is the value of the digit 8?

8
800
80,000
800,000

2.Write 307,048,216 in words.

3.Arrange these numbers from smallest to largest: 72,408,631; 72,480,316; 72,406,831; 72,408,613.

4.Which number is nearest to 600,000,000?

587,420,000
614,850,000
562,700,000
638,300,000

Partition and regroup

5.Partition 539,206,784 into the sum of its non-zero place-value parts.

6.Complete each equivalence: a) 7 million = hundred thousands; b) 80 ten thousands = millions; c) 2,000 thousands = millions.

7.Show three different ways to rename 3,600,000 using place-value units or an addition expression.

8.A regional library network has 1,485,760 books. It receives another 327,895 books. How many books does it have altogether? Show your calculation.

Use place value to solve problems

9.A seven-digit mystery number has 4 in the millions place. Its ten-thousands digit is twice its millions digit, and its hundreds digit is half its ten-thousands digit. Every other digit is zero. What is the number?

10.A wildlife survey records 28,406,305 animals across several years. Write this number in expanded form and state the value represented by the digit 8.

11.Write an eight-digit number that has 6 in the ten-millions place, 2 in the thousands place, and 9 in the ones place. All other digits must be zero. Then write it in expanded form.