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The document discusses comparing and ordering numbers. It explains how to compare numbers by looking at the highest place value such as tens or ones and using greater than, less than, or equal signs. Ordering numbers involves putting them in order from least to greatest by examining each digit place value from left to right. Some examples are provided of ordering numbers in both least to greatest and greatest to least order.
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- 1. Lesson 5: COMPARING AND ORDERING OF NUMBERS
- 7. HOW TO COMPARE NUMBERS? COMPARE AT THE HIGHEST PLACE VALUE (TENS) IF THE NUMBERS ARE THE SAME GO TO NEXT DIGIT TO THE RIGHT (ONES) LINE UP THE NUMBERS 91 1 91 7 97 87 9 9 87 97 87
- 9. 91 < 97 > 87
- 10. fifty-six 65 What about comparing a word form to standard form?
- 11. fifty-six < 65 What about comparing a word form to standard form?
- 13. 86 87 68 85
- 14. 86 85 68 87 < >
- 15. A. 55>57<59 B. 57>55>59 C. 57<59>55 D. 55>57>59
- 16. 57<59>55 A. 55>57<59 B. 57>55>59 C. D. 55>57>59
- 18. ORDERING NUMBERS Lets put these numbers in order from least to greatest. 65 ; 72 ; 56 T o put these in order , start in tens place. 65; 72 ; 56
- 19. ORDERING NUMBERS T o put these in order , start in tens place. 65 ; 72 ; 56 Look at the 6, 7, 5. Out of those three numbers, which is the smallest?
- 20. ORDERING NUMBERS Look at the 6, 7, 5. Out of those three numbers, which is the smallest? The 5 is the smallest number, therefore 56 is the smallest number.
- 21. ORDERING NUMBERS Look at the 6, 7, 5. Out of those three numbers, which is the smallest? The 5 is the smallest number, therefore 56 is the smallest number.
- 22. ORDERING NUMBERS We see that 56 is the smallest number. Now let us compare 6 and 7. Which one of these two is smaller? 65; 72 ; 56
- 23. ORDERING NUMBERS Which one of these two is smaller? 65; 72 The 6 is the smallest number out of the two, thus 65 is the next smallest number in the set.
- 24. ORDERING NUMBERS We now know that 56 is the smallest number and 65 is the middle number. Therefore, which is the largest number? 65 ; 72 ; 56
- 25. ORDERING NUMBERS Therefore, which is the largest number? 65 ; 72 ; 56 72 is the largest number.
- 26. ORDERING NUMBERS Thus, the correct order of the set from least to greatest is 56 ; 65 ; 72
- 27. ORDERING NUMBERS What if we order them from greatest to least what would be the correct order? 56 ; 65 ; 72
- 28. ORDERING NUMBERS Greatest to Least Order: 72 ; 65 ; 56
- 29. LET US TRY THIS: Put these numbers in least to greatest order. 97, 92, 96
- 30. LET US TRY THIS: 92, 96, 97
- 31. LET US TRY THIS: Put these numbers in greatest to least order. 86, 98, 43, 54, 71
- 32. LET US TRY THIS: 98, 86, 71, 54, 43
- 33. Which set is in correct order from greatest to least? a. 28, 39, 51, 67, 74 b. 74, 67, 51, 39, 28
- 34. greatest Which set is in correct order from to least? a.28, 39, 51, 67, 74 b.74, 67, 51, 39, 28
- 35. THANK YOU!