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Mathematics Homework: Number Concepts

The document is a mathematics homework assignment consisting of various exercises including writing numbers in words and standard form, expanded form, place value, comparing and ordering numbers, rounding, and solving word problems. It covers a range of topics aimed at enhancing students' understanding of numerical concepts and operations. The assignment includes both written responses and calculations.

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Mathematics Homework: Number Concepts

The document is a mathematics homework assignment consisting of various exercises including writing numbers in words and standard form, expanded form, place value, comparing and ordering numbers, rounding, and solving word problems. It covers a range of topics aimed at enhancing students' understanding of numerical concepts and operations. The assignment includes both written responses and calculations.

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MATHEMATICS HOMWEWORK

1. Write the following numbers in words:


a. 5,283
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b. 17,904
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c. 83,410
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d. 100,756
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2. Write the following numbers in standard form (using digits):
a. Six thousand, two hundred forty-one
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b. Fifty-nine thousand, eight hundred
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c. One hundred three thousand, six hundred twelve
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d. Two hundred twenty-four thousand, ninety-five
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3. Expanded Form:
a. Write 45,913 in expanded form.
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b. Write 102,508 in expanded form.
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4. Place Value:
a. What is the place value of the digit '6' in the number 26,145?
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b. What is the value of the digit '7' in the number 78,021?
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c. In the number 5,832, which digit is in the hundreds place?
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Comparing and ordering
1. Compare the following numbers using the symbols >, <, or =.
a. 9,345 ____ 9,453
b. 11,208 ____ 11,208
c. 36,001 ____ 35,999
d. 104,785 ____ 104,795

2. Order the following numbers from least to greatest:


a. 5,670; 5,076; 5,760; 5,607

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b. 12,980; 1,980; 12,890; 12,908

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3. Order the following numbers from greatest to least:


a. 91,456; 90,999; 91,564; 91,654
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b. 42,750; 47,250; 42,570; 47,520

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Rounding
1. Round the following numbers to the nearest hundred:
a. 654 ___________________________
b. 3,821 ____________________________
c. 15,489 ________________________
d. 99,950 _________________________

2. Round the following numbers to the nearest thousand:


a. 4,785 _________________________
b. 29,301 _______________________
c. 81,520 ______________________
d. 102,499 ___________________

1. Round the following numbers to the nearest ten thousand:


a. 24,567 ________________________
b. 88,901 ___________________________
c. 305,210 _________________________
Part 4: Word problems
1. A factory produced 15,670 toy cars in January and 12,945 in February. How
many more toy cars did the factory produce in January?
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2. Sarah collected 2,130 stickers and Mark collected 1,985 stickers.
a. Who has more stickers?
b. How many stickers do they have in total?
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3. A farmer harvested 3,450 pounds of apples. He needs to pack them into
boxes that hold 8 pounds each. How many boxes can he fill completely?
Will there be any apples left over? If so, how many?
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4. Tickets to a concert cost ₱350 each. If a family buys 6 tickets, how much will
they spend in total?
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Work out the answers to these problems in your head.
1. What is the sum of 70, 80, and 30?
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2. Add together 150, 250, and 50.
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3. Subtract 45 from 120.
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4. What is 200 minus 75?
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5. What is 350 plus 150?
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6. The difference between 900 and 250 is..
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Solve the following problems, showing all your steps.


1. A car park has 3,500 spaces. On Saturday, 1,425 cars entered in the
morning and 980 cars entered in the afternoon.
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2.
a. How many cars entered the car park on Saturday?
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b. How many spaces were left in the car park at the end of the day?
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3. A shop started the day with 5,000 eggs. A customer bought 280 eggs, and
another customer bought 156 eggs. The shop then received a new delivery
of 1,500 eggs. How many eggs does the shop have now?
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4. A library has 12,385 books. During the year, 4,500 new books were added,
and 2,150 old books were removed. How many books does the library have
now?
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5. A school needs to raise $10,000 for new equipment. They raised $3,450
from a bake sale and $4,200 from a school fair. How much more money do
they need to raise?
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