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Place Value to 100,000

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Place Value to 100,000

Read each question carefully. Use commas to separate thousands when writing numbers.

Read, Write and Compare

1.Write 38,617 in words.

2.Write 92,045 in words.

3.Write “fifty-six thousand, three hundred and nine” using digits.

4.Write “eighty thousand and seventy-two” using digits.

5.In 62,481, what is the value of the digit 2?

2
20
2,000
20,000

6.Which number is the greatest?

46,758
46,875
46,587
46,785

7.Use the number line to identify the value of the point marked with a question mark.

Build Numbers by Place Value

8.Write 54,286 in expanded form, showing the value of each digit.

9.Write 70,305 in expanded form, including a term for each non-zero digit.

10.Write 30,000 + 8,000 + 500 + 60 + 4 as one number.

11.Write 90,000 + 2,000 + 7 as one number.

Ten thousands

Thousands

Hundreds

Tens

Ones

12.Complete the place-value chart for 76,439 by filling in the digits.

Explain Your Thinking

13.A library has 64,218 books. Write the number in expanded form and state the value of the digit 6.

14.A student says 58,641 is smaller than 58,614 because 41 is smaller than 14. Explain why this comparison is incorrect, and give the correct comparison.

15.Create a five-digit number with 3 in the ten-thousands place and 8 in the ones place. Give one possible number in standard form, expanded form and words.