To solve the problem of ordering numbers up to 1,000 from smallest to greatest, we need to carefully compare each set of numbers and arrange them in ascending order. Let's go through each row step by step.
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Row 1: 456, 790, 750, 123
- Compare the numbers:
- Smallest: 123
- Next: 456
- Next: 750
- Largest: 790
- Ordered:
123, 456, 750, 790
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Row 2: 366, 550, 909, 120
- Compare the numbers:
- Smallest: 120
- Next: 366
- Next: 550
- Largest: 909
- Ordered:
120, 366, 550, 909
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Row 3: 641, 114, 161, 414
- Compare the numbers:
- Smallest: 114
- Next: 161
- Next: 414
- Largest: 641
- Ordered:
114, 161, 414, 641
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Row 4: 832, 238, 238, 323
- Compare the numbers:
- Smallest: 238 (there are two 238s)
- Next: 238
- Next: 323
- Largest: 832
- Ordered:
238, 238, 323, 832
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Row 5: 257, 527, 527, 257
- Compare the numbers:
- Smallest: 257 (there are two 257s)
- Next: 257
- Next: 527
- Largest: 527
- Ordered:
257, 257, 527, 527
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Row 6: 132, 112, 112, 212
- Compare the numbers:
- Smallest: 112 (there are two 112s)
- Next: 112
- Next: 132
- Largest: 212
- Ordered:
112, 112, 132, 212
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Row 7: 345, 350, 350, 344
- Compare the numbers:
- Smallest: 344
- Next: 345
- Next: 350 (there are two 350s)
- Largest: 350
- Ordered:
344, 345, 350, 350
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Row 8: 815, 915, 915, 815
- Compare the numbers:
- Smallest: 815 (there are two 815s)
- Next: 815
- Next: 915 (there are two 915s)
- Largest: 915
- Ordered:
815, 815, 915, 915
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Row 9: 447, 445, 454, 492
- Compare the numbers:
- Smallest: 445
- Next: 447
- Next: 454
- Largest: 492
- Ordered:
445, 447, 454, 492
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Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{l}
123, 456, 750, 790 \\
120, 366, 550, 909 \\
114, 161, 414, 641 \\
238, 238, 323, 832 \\
257, 257, 527, 527 \\
112, 112, 132, 212 \\
344, 345, 350, 350 \\
815, 815, 915, 915 \\
445, 447, 454, 492 \\
\end{array}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 2nd grade math worksheet ordering.
