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1. 4,890 vs 2,349
- Compare the numbers:
- 4,890 is greater than 2,349.
- Answer: \( 4,890 > 2,349 \)
2. 56,213 vs 68,720
- Compare the numbers:
- 56,213 is less than 68,720.
- Answer: \( 56,213 < 68,720 \)
3. 124,654 vs 124,654
- Compare the numbers:
- Both numbers are equal.
- Answer: \( 124,654 = 124,654 \)
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4. 34,567; 41,087; 15,902
- Compare the numbers:
- 15,902 is the smallest.
- 34,567 is the next smallest.
- 41,087 is the largest.
- Order: \( 15,902 < 34,567 < 41,087 \)
5. 908,345; 321,345; 234,568
- Compare the numbers:
- 234,568 is the smallest.
- 321,345 is the next smallest.
- 908,345 is the largest.
- Order: \( 234,568 < 321,345 < 908,345 \)
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6. 50,567; 81,678; 30,321; 95,190
- Compare the numbers:
- 95,190 is the largest.
- 81,678 is the next largest.
- 50,567 is the next largest.
- 30,321 is the smallest.
- Order: \( 95,190 > 81,678 > 50,567 > 30,321 \)
7. 1,267,903; 6,569,321; 8,213,567; 4,901,543
- Compare the numbers:
- 8,213,567 is the largest.
- 6,569,321 is the next largest.
- 4,901,543 is the next largest.
- 1,267,903 is the smallest.
- Order: \( 8,213,567 > 6,569,321 > 4,901,543 > 1,267,903 \)
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8. 69,123 (underline on 9)
- The underlined digit is in the thousands place.
- Look at the digit to the right of 9 (which is 1).
- Since 1 is less than 5, round down.
- Rounded number: \( 69,000 \)
9. 124,098 (underline on 4)
- The underlined digit is in the thousands place.
- Look at the digit to the right of 4 (which is 0).
- Since 0 is less than 5, round down.
- Rounded number: \( 124,000 \)
10. 5,832,156 (underline on 8)
- The underlined digit is in the hundred-thousands place.
- Look at the digit to the right of 8 (which is 3).
- Since 3 is less than 5, round down.
- Rounded number: \( 5,800,000 \)
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Section A:
1. \( 4,890 > 2,349 \)
2. \( 56,213 < 68,720 \)
3. \( 124,654 = 124,654 \)
Section B:
4. \( 15,902 < 34,567 < 41,087 \)
5. \( 234,568 < 321,345 < 908,345 \)
Section C:
6. \( 95,190 > 81,678 > 50,567 > 30,321 \)
7. \( 8,213,567 > 6,569,321 > 4,901,543 > 1,267,903 \)
Section D:
8. \( 69,000 \)
9. \( 124,000 \)
10. \( 5,800,000 \)
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{l}
\text{A.} \\
1. \, 4,890 > 2,349 \\
2. \, 56,213 < 68,720 \\
3. \, 124,654 = 124,654 \\
\\
\text{B.} \\
4. \, 15,902 < 34,567 < 41,087 \\
5. \, 234,568 < 321,345 < 908,345 \\
\\
\text{C.} \\
6. \, 95,190 > 81,678 > 50,567 > 30,321 \\
7. \, 8,213,567 > 6,569,321 > 4,901,543 > 1,267,903 \\
\\
\text{D.} \\
8. \, 69,000 \\
9. \, 124,000 \\
10. \, 5,800,000 \\
\end{array}
}
\]
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Section A: Compare. Write >, <, or = for each.
1. 4,890 vs 2,349
- Compare the numbers:
- 4,890 is greater than 2,349.
- Answer: \( 4,890 > 2,349 \)
2. 56,213 vs 68,720
- Compare the numbers:
- 56,213 is less than 68,720.
- Answer: \( 56,213 < 68,720 \)
3. 124,654 vs 124,654
- Compare the numbers:
- Both numbers are equal.
- Answer: \( 124,654 = 124,654 \)
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Section B: Put the numbers in order from least to greatest.
4. 34,567; 41,087; 15,902
- Compare the numbers:
- 15,902 is the smallest.
- 34,567 is the next smallest.
- 41,087 is the largest.
- Order: \( 15,902 < 34,567 < 41,087 \)
5. 908,345; 321,345; 234,568
- Compare the numbers:
- 234,568 is the smallest.
- 321,345 is the next smallest.
- 908,345 is the largest.
- Order: \( 234,568 < 321,345 < 908,345 \)
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Section C: Put the numbers in order from greatest to least.
6. 50,567; 81,678; 30,321; 95,190
- Compare the numbers:
- 95,190 is the largest.
- 81,678 is the next largest.
- 50,567 is the next largest.
- 30,321 is the smallest.
- Order: \( 95,190 > 81,678 > 50,567 > 30,321 \)
7. 1,267,903; 6,569,321; 8,213,567; 4,901,543
- Compare the numbers:
- 8,213,567 is the largest.
- 6,569,321 is the next largest.
- 4,901,543 is the next largest.
- 1,267,903 is the smallest.
- Order: \( 8,213,567 > 6,569,321 > 4,901,543 > 1,267,903 \)
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Section D: Round the numbers to the place of the underlined digit.
8. 69,123 (underline on 9)
- The underlined digit is in the thousands place.
- Look at the digit to the right of 9 (which is 1).
- Since 1 is less than 5, round down.
- Rounded number: \( 69,000 \)
9. 124,098 (underline on 4)
- The underlined digit is in the thousands place.
- Look at the digit to the right of 4 (which is 0).
- Since 0 is less than 5, round down.
- Rounded number: \( 124,000 \)
10. 5,832,156 (underline on 8)
- The underlined digit is in the hundred-thousands place.
- Look at the digit to the right of 8 (which is 3).
- Since 3 is less than 5, round down.
- Rounded number: \( 5,800,000 \)
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Final Answers:
Section A:
1. \( 4,890 > 2,349 \)
2. \( 56,213 < 68,720 \)
3. \( 124,654 = 124,654 \)
Section B:
4. \( 15,902 < 34,567 < 41,087 \)
5. \( 234,568 < 321,345 < 908,345 \)
Section C:
6. \( 95,190 > 81,678 > 50,567 > 30,321 \)
7. \( 8,213,567 > 6,569,321 > 4,901,543 > 1,267,903 \)
Section D:
8. \( 69,000 \)
9. \( 124,000 \)
10. \( 5,800,000 \)
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{l}
\text{A.} \\
1. \, 4,890 > 2,349 \\
2. \, 56,213 < 68,720 \\
3. \, 124,654 = 124,654 \\
\\
\text{B.} \\
4. \, 15,902 < 34,567 < 41,087 \\
5. \, 234,568 < 321,345 < 908,345 \\
\\
\text{C.} \\
6. \, 95,190 > 81,678 > 50,567 > 30,321 \\
7. \, 8,213,567 > 6,569,321 > 4,901,543 > 1,267,903 \\
\\
\text{D.} \\
8. \, 69,000 \\
9. \, 124,000 \\
10. \, 5,800,000 \\
\end{array}
}
\]
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