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Place Value Operations Practice

Show your working for calculations. For estimates, state the rounding you used.

Rounding and place value

1.When rounding 82,736 to the nearest ten, I check the digit.

2.The digit I check is .

3.Because this digit is 6, the tens digit .

4.The number 82,736 rounded to the nearest ten is .

5.Select every number that rounds to 24,000 to the nearest thousand.

23,499
23,500
24,421
24,500

6.In 506,284, what is the value of the digit 6?

Adding and subtracting with place value

7.Calculate 8,759 + 6,486. Show your working.

8.Calculate 15,003 − 7,648. Show your working.

9.Which equation gives the correct total for 7,438 + 2,675?

7,438 + 2,675 = 10,013
7,438 + 2,675 = 10,113
7,438 + 2,675 = 9,113
7,438 + 2,675 = 10,103

10.Match each calculation to its answer.

3,850 + 1,275
6,200 − 3,205
4,760 + 2,840
9,100 − 2,600

5,125
7,600
6,500
2,995

11.Estimate 48,726 + 31,589 by rounding each number to the nearest thousand. Then calculate the exact sum.

12.A community library had 26,485 books and received 3,768 more. How many books did it have then? Give an estimate by rounding both numbers to the nearest thousand, as well as the exact total.

13.A cycling event recorded 8,342 riders on Saturday and 7,895 on Sunday. How many more riders took part on Saturday? Round the difference to the nearest ten.

14.A charity began with $12,450 and collected another $8,675. It then spent $3,980 on supplies. How much money remained?

15.Explain how splitting 6,384 into thousands, hundreds, tens and ones can help you add 2,759. Include the total.