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Place Value and Ordering

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Place Value and Ordering

Help plan a supply drop for a community festival. Read each number carefully, use place value clues, and show how you know.

Decode the delivery list

Festival supplies are recorded as whole numbers. Each digit's position tells its value.

1.A delivery van carries 608,407 paper cups. Write this number in words, using New Zealand number-word conventions.
2.The ticket printer needs the numeral for “four hundred and thirty-two thousand, nine hundred and six”. Write it using digits and commas.
3.In the stock number 572,184, what is the value of the digit 7?
  • 7
  • 70
  • 7,000
  • 70,000
4.A crate label says 305,070. Write the number in expanded form, showing the value of every non-zero digit.

Sort and check the totals

Compare the shipment totals, then arrange them for the festival report.

5.Complete the comparison with >, < or =: 406,090 ____ 406,900. Explain which place-value column helped you decide.
6.Put these four crate counts in order from smallest to largest: 84,506; 84,650; 84,056; 84,560.
8400084100842008430084400845008460084700
7.True or false? 590,999 is one less than 591,000. If it is false, correct the statement.
TrueFalse
8.The first event had 248,750 visitors. The next event had 1,000 more visitors. What was the next event's attendance?
248000249000250000251000
9.A scanner shows 700,000, but the correct stock total is 699,999. How much too high is the scanner reading? Explain using place value or counting.
699990699991699992699993699994699995699996699997699998699999700000
10.A code has six digits. The 5 is worth 50,000, the 3 is worth 300, and all other digits are zero. Write the code as a numeral and in expanded form.

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  • Place Value and Ordering, page 1 of 2: Decode the delivery list, Sort and check the totals

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  • Place Value and Ordering, page 2 of 2: 6. Put these four crate counts in order from smallest to largest: 84,506; 84,650; 84,056;…

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