Ordering numbers up to 1 million worksheet for Grade 4 place value practice.
Worksheet for ordering numbers up to 1 million, featuring six sets of numbers to be arranged from smallest to largest.
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Problem Description:
The task is to order the given sets of numbers from smallest to largest. The worksheet contains six sets of numbers, and each set needs to be arranged in ascending order.
Solution Approach:
1. Identify the Numbers in Each Set: Carefully read and list all the numbers provided in each set.
2. Compare the Numbers: Compare the numbers digit by digit, starting from the leftmost digit (highest place value).
3. Arrange in Ascending Order: Write the numbers in increasing order based on their values.
4. Repeat for All Sets: Perform the same process for all six sets of numbers.
Step-by-Step Solution:
#### Set 1:
Numbers:
94,091, 389,662, 9,271, 359,010, 156,187, 947
- Start with the smallest number: 947 (only three digits).
- Next, compare the remaining numbers:
- 9,271 (four digits) is smaller than the others.
- Compare 94,091, 389,662, 359,010, and 156,187.
- 94,091 < 156,187 < 359,010 < 389,662.
Ordered Set 1:
947, 9,271, 94,091, 156,187, 359,010, 389,662
#### Set 2:
Numbers:
126,620, 605,606, 73,991, 71,114, 1,270, 8,124
- Start with the smallest number: 1,270 (four digits).
- Next, compare the remaining numbers:
- 8,124 (five digits) is smaller than the others.
- Compare 71,114, 73,991, 126,620, and 605,606.
- 71,114 < 73,991 < 126,620 < 605,606.
Ordered Set 2:
1,270, 8,124, 71,114, 73,991, 126,620, 605,606
#### Set 3:
Numbers:
410,917, 935, 3,406, 114,880, 663,020, 738,212
- Start with the smallest number: 935 (three digits).
- Next, compare the remaining numbers:
- 3,406 (four digits) is smaller than the others.
- Compare 410,917, 114,880, 663,020, and 738,212.
- 114,880 < 410,917 < 663,020 < 738,212.
Ordered Set 3:
935, 3,406, 114,880, 410,917, 663,020, 738,212
#### Set 4:
Numbers:
901,959, 164,894, 149,663, 323,175, 18,618, 422,957
- Start with the smallest number: 18,618 (five digits).
- Next, compare the remaining numbers:
- 149,663 (six digits) is smaller than the others.
- Compare 164,894, 323,175, 422,957, and 901,959.
- 164,894 < 323,175 < 422,957 < 901,959.
Ordered Set 4:
18,618, 149,663, 164,894, 323,175, 422,957, 901,959
#### Set 5:
Numbers:
942,162, 146,411, 358,700, 611, 952, 86,429
- Start with the smallest number: 611 (three digits).
- Next, compare the remaining numbers:
- 952 (three digits) is smaller than the others.
- Compare 146,411, 86,429, 358,700, and 942,162.
- 146,411 < 86,429 < 358,700 < 942,162.
Ordered Set 5:
611, 952, 146,411, 86,429, 358,700, 942,162
#### Set 6:
Numbers:
802,121, 441, 2,320, 66,521, 2,597, 708,947
- Start with the smallest number: 441 (three digits).
- Next, compare the remaining numbers:
- 2,320 (four digits) is smaller than the others.
- Compare 2,597, 66,521, 802,121, and 708,947.
- 2,597 < 66,521 < 802,121 < 708,947.
Ordered Set 6:
441, 2,320, 2,597, 66,521, 802,121, 708,947
Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{l}
\text{Set 1: } 947, 9,271, 94,091, 156,187, 359,010, 389,662 \\
\text{Set 2: } 1,270, 8,124, 71,114, 73,991, 126,620, 605,606 \\
\text{Set 3: } 935, 3,406, 114,880, 410,917, 663,020, 738,212 \\
\text{Set 4: } 18,618, 149,663, 164,894, 323,175, 422,957, 901,959 \\
\text{Set 5: } 611, 952, 146,411, 86,429, 358,700, 942,162 \\
\text{Set 6: } 441, 2,320, 2,597, 66,521, 802,121, 708,947
\end{array}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of ordering numbers worksheet 4.