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Base Ten Place Value
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Base Ten Place Value
Read each question carefully. Show your working where asked, and use commas to separate thousands.
Read and represent numbers
1.In 583,274, what is the value of the digit 8?
- 8
- 800
- 8,000
- 80,000
2.Write 624,305 in expanded form.
3.Which number is greater: 391,862 or 398,162?
- 391,862
- 398,162
- They are equal
4.Choose >, < or = to make this comparison true: 706,419 706,491
5.A hiking group has walked 3,650 metres. What is 10 times this distance?
- 365 metres
- 3,660 metres
- 36,500 metres
- 365,000 metres
Use place value to solve problems
6.For a mountain trail model, each base-ten cube is worth 10,000 metres. How many cubes represent 270,000 metres?
7.Calculate 84,300 ÷ 10. Explain how the place value of each digit changes.
8.Round 347,682 to the nearest thousand. Then write the rounded number in words.
9.Rearrange the digits 5, 2, 9, 0, 4 and 7 to make the largest possible six-digit number and the smallest possible six-digit number. Use every digit once.
Show what you know
10.Start with 6,482. Multiply it by 10, then explain what happened to the value of the digit 6.
11.Create a six-digit number and write it as a sum of its place values. Then write one true mathematical fact about your number.
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