This Grade 4 worksheet helps students practice comparing large numbers up to one million using place value concepts.
Grade 4 place value worksheet comparing numbers up to 1 million with greater than, less than, or equal to symbols.
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Let's solve the worksheet step by step. The task is to compare two numbers in each problem and determine whether the first number is greater than (>), less than (<), or equal to (=) the second number.
We will compare each pair of numbers by looking at their digits from left to right (starting with the highest place value). We’ll use the place value method to decide which number is larger.
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1. 415,978 ___ 144,173
- Compare hundred thousands place: 4 vs 1 → 4 > 1
→ 415,978 > 144,173
2. 923,476 ___ 22,786
- Compare hundred thousands: 9 vs 0 (since 22,786 has no hundred thousands) → 9 > 0
→ 923,476 > 22,786
3. 123,921 ___ 514,714
- Compare hundred thousands: 1 vs 5 → 1 < 5
→ 123,921 < 514,714
4. 708,395 ___ 12,814
- Compare hundred thousands: 7 vs 0 → 7 > 0
→ 708,395 > 12,814
5. 743,677 ___ 932,721
- Compare hundred thousands: 7 vs 9 → 7 < 9
→ 743,677 < 932,721
6. 55,666 ___ 675,365
- Compare hundred thousands: 0 vs 6 → 0 < 6
→ 55,666 < 675,365
7. 868,527 ___ 236,029
- Compare hundred thousands: 8 vs 2 → 8 > 2
→ 868,527 > 236,029
8. 529,133 ___ 778,352
- Compare hundred thousands: 5 vs 7 → 5 < 7
→ 529,133 < 778,352
9. 381,484 ___ 485,227
- Compare hundred thousands: 3 vs 4 → 3 < 4
→ 381,484 < 485,227
10. 159,435 ___ 992,949
- Compare hundred thousands: 1 vs 9 → 1 < 9
→ 159,435 < 992,949
11. 340,844 ___ 947,317
- Compare hundred thousands: 3 vs 9 → 3 < 9
→ 340,844 < 947,317
12. 77,924 ___ 476,104
- Compare hundred thousands: 0 vs 4 → 0 < 4
→ 77,924 < 476,104
13. 582,500 ___ 168,439
- Compare hundred thousands: 5 vs 1 → 5 > 1
→ 582,500 > 168,439
14. 700,179 ___ 839,243
- Compare hundred thousands: 7 vs 8 → 7 < 8
→ 700,179 < 839,243
15. 962,665 ___ 251,458
- Compare hundred thousands: 9 vs 2 → 9 > 2
→ 962,665 > 251,458
16. 280,053 ___ 738,889
- Compare hundred thousands: 2 vs 7 → 2 < 7
→ 280,053 < 738,889
17. 842,782 ___ 220,852
- Compare hundred thousands: 8 vs 2 → 8 > 2
→ 842,782 > 220,852
18. 886,579 ___ 13,034
- Compare hundred thousands: 8 vs 0 → 8 > 0
→ 886,579 > 13,034
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1. 415,978 > 144,173
2. 923,476 > 22,786
3. 123,921 < 514,714
4. 708,395 > 12,814
5. 743,677 < 932,721
6. 55,666 < 675,365
7. 868,527 > 236,029
8. 529,133 < 778,352
9. 381,484 < 485,227
10. 159,435 < 992,949
11. 340,844 < 947,317
12. 77,924 < 476,104
13. 582,500 > 168,439
14. 700,179 < 839,243
15. 962,665 > 251,458
16. 280,053 < 738,889
17. 842,782 > 220,852
18. 886,579 > 13,034
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- When comparing large numbers, start from the leftmost digit (highest place value).
- The number with the larger digit in the highest place value is greater.
- If the digits are the same, move to the next place value to the right until a difference is found.
This method works efficiently for all whole numbers up to 1 million.
Let me know if you'd like this formatted as a printable answer sheet!
We will compare each pair of numbers by looking at their digits from left to right (starting with the highest place value). We’ll use the place value method to decide which number is larger.
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Step-by-step Solutions:
1. 415,978 ___ 144,173
- Compare hundred thousands place: 4 vs 1 → 4 > 1
→ 415,978 > 144,173
2. 923,476 ___ 22,786
- Compare hundred thousands: 9 vs 0 (since 22,786 has no hundred thousands) → 9 > 0
→ 923,476 > 22,786
3. 123,921 ___ 514,714
- Compare hundred thousands: 1 vs 5 → 1 < 5
→ 123,921 < 514,714
4. 708,395 ___ 12,814
- Compare hundred thousands: 7 vs 0 → 7 > 0
→ 708,395 > 12,814
5. 743,677 ___ 932,721
- Compare hundred thousands: 7 vs 9 → 7 < 9
→ 743,677 < 932,721
6. 55,666 ___ 675,365
- Compare hundred thousands: 0 vs 6 → 0 < 6
→ 55,666 < 675,365
7. 868,527 ___ 236,029
- Compare hundred thousands: 8 vs 2 → 8 > 2
→ 868,527 > 236,029
8. 529,133 ___ 778,352
- Compare hundred thousands: 5 vs 7 → 5 < 7
→ 529,133 < 778,352
9. 381,484 ___ 485,227
- Compare hundred thousands: 3 vs 4 → 3 < 4
→ 381,484 < 485,227
10. 159,435 ___ 992,949
- Compare hundred thousands: 1 vs 9 → 1 < 9
→ 159,435 < 992,949
11. 340,844 ___ 947,317
- Compare hundred thousands: 3 vs 9 → 3 < 9
→ 340,844 < 947,317
12. 77,924 ___ 476,104
- Compare hundred thousands: 0 vs 4 → 0 < 4
→ 77,924 < 476,104
13. 582,500 ___ 168,439
- Compare hundred thousands: 5 vs 1 → 5 > 1
→ 582,500 > 168,439
14. 700,179 ___ 839,243
- Compare hundred thousands: 7 vs 8 → 7 < 8
→ 700,179 < 839,243
15. 962,665 ___ 251,458
- Compare hundred thousands: 9 vs 2 → 9 > 2
→ 962,665 > 251,458
16. 280,053 ___ 738,889
- Compare hundred thousands: 2 vs 7 → 2 < 7
→ 280,053 < 738,889
17. 842,782 ___ 220,852
- Compare hundred thousands: 8 vs 2 → 8 > 2
→ 842,782 > 220,852
18. 886,579 ___ 13,034
- Compare hundred thousands: 8 vs 0 → 8 > 0
→ 886,579 > 13,034
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✔ Final Answers:
1. 415,978 > 144,173
2. 923,476 > 22,786
3. 123,921 < 514,714
4. 708,395 > 12,814
5. 743,677 < 932,721
6. 55,666 < 675,365
7. 868,527 > 236,029
8. 529,133 < 778,352
9. 381,484 < 485,227
10. 159,435 < 992,949
11. 340,844 < 947,317
12. 77,924 < 476,104
13. 582,500 > 168,439
14. 700,179 < 839,243
15. 962,665 > 251,458
16. 280,053 < 738,889
17. 842,782 > 220,852
18. 886,579 > 13,034
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🔍 Explanation:
- When comparing large numbers, start from the leftmost digit (highest place value).
- The number with the larger digit in the highest place value is greater.
- If the digits are the same, move to the next place value to the right until a difference is found.
This method works efficiently for all whole numbers up to 1 million.
Let me know if you'd like this formatted as a printable answer sheet!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of comparing and ordering numbers worksheet 4th grade.
