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PLACE VALUE AND DIGIT VALUE
EXAMPLE 1:
654 321
Place Value hundred ten thousands hundreds tens ones
thousands thousands
Number 6 5 4 3 2 1
Digit Value 600 000 50 000 4 000 300 20 1
EXAMPLE 2:
92 048
Place Value ten thousands hundreds tens ones
thousands
Number 9 2 0 4 8
Digit Value 90 000 2 000 0 40 8
Exercise:
1. State the place value and digit value of digit 9 in 45 092.
2. State the place value and digit value of digit 0 in 13 073.
3. State the place value and digit value of digit 9 in 98 734.
4. State the digit value of digit 8 in 78 110.
5. What digit represents the hundreds place value in 888 543?
6. What digit is in the largest place value in 314 615?
7. What is the digit value of the digit in the smallest place value in 743 867?
8. Write the number 743 867, 98 734, 888 543 and 314 615 in words.
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ASCENDING AND DESCENDING ORDER
Ascending order is the numbers arranged starting with the smallest value to the largest value.
Descending order is the numbers arranged starting from the largest value to the smallest value.
11 800, 12 200, 12 600, 13 400 13 400, 12 600, 12 200, 11 800
Compare and write the biggest and smallest number
ODD NUMBERS AND EVEN NUMBERS
Odd Numbers are numbers that end with the digit 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.
Example : 5, 13 .225, 1 009, 20 447
Even Numbers are numbers that end with the digit 0, 2, 4, 6, 8.
Example : 4, 12, 138, 5 006, 21 832
Exercise:
Determine the odd and even numbers among the following numbers.
2, 5, 43, 94, 257, 758, 1 001, 1 000, 23 425, 15 326
ODD NUMBERS EVEN NUMBERS
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ESTIMATE
• We can make an estimate for a quantity through comparison with another quantity.
EXAMPLE:
Just by looking at the picture above, we can already estimate that jar A is filled.
Then, jar A has 100.
ROUND OFF NUMBERS
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EXAMPLE 1:
+1
Round off to nearest thousands.
+1
139 689 = 140000
0 0 0
WEAK NUMBERS STRONG NUMBERS
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
+0 +1
KEYWORDS
Plus and Minus – Best friends
Multiply and Divide – Best Friends
PATTERNS
A number pattern is a specific pattern in a sorted list of objects.
Example 1:
15 507 15 607 15 707
+ 100 + 100 + 100 + 100 + 100
15 607
Bigger number
- 15 507 minus smaller
00 100 number
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ADDITION AND SUBSTRACTION
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Solving problems:
1. Rosli has 350 stamps. Faizal has 148 stamps less than Rosli. Chong has
78 stamps more than Faizal. How many stamps do they have in all?
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