Order Relations of Natural Numbers
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Institution: PRIVATE EDUCATIONAL UNIT 'JULIO MARÍA MATOVELLE'
Student: Luis Marcial
Subject/
Teacher: Ing. Raúl Reategui MATHEMATICS
Discipline:
Sublevel: Baccalaureate Grade/course: SECOND Parallel: 'B'
Date of Card
DATE 31/05-2023 31-05-2023
term No.
Essential concept ORDER RELATION OF NATURAL NUMBERS
of the topic:
Skill with M.2.1.15. Establish sequence and order relationships in a set
criterion of of natural numbers up to 999, using concrete materials and
performance mathematical symbolism (=, <, >).
I.M.2.2.2. Applies composition and decomposition in a reasoned manner.
Indicator of of units, tens, hundreds, to establish order relationships
evaluation: (=, <, >), and solve simple math problems from the environment. (I.2.,
S.4.)
Use the correct comparison of three-digit quantities.
Criteria of using symbols (=, <, >).
evaluation
Write numbers that come before, between, and after given numbers.
1. Read and solve the attached sheet of the activities you will develop
Recommendations: 2. Carry out the activities
LEARNING ACTIVITIES
ORDER RELATION OF NATURAL NUMBERS
Natural numbers are those we use in the counting process, including the
zero. The set of all natural numbers that exist is represented by the letter
N.
Natural numbers are an infinite set. This means that if we look for the
The largest natural number we can imagine, there will always be another number.
larger natural than that. And that number will also have another larger number.
and so on.
They can be graphically represented on the number line. This is a
semirrecta with marks at its beginning and along its entire length, always separated by
the same distance between them. Each mark is associated with a natural number
following the order that corresponds to them:
Characteristics
Natural numbers have several important characteristics:
The set of natural numbers has an initial element.
Every natural number has a unique successor.
Two distinct natural numbers cannot have the same successor.
The set of natural numbers is infinite.
The set of natural numbers is ordered.
Order relations
The number line also helps to understand the order among numbers.
natural. If we take a line and mark only the numbers 3, 5, and 7,
we obtain the number line that we see below:
CLASS ACTIVITY, CARDINAL OF SETS
Date: …………………………………………..
Match the following pairs by placing the corresponding sign.
Observa el ejemplo.
Arrange the numbers from highest to lowest in the empty boxes.
Observe the example.