2nd Grade Math Worksheet: Reading, Writing, and Comparing 3-Digit Numbers

Let's solve the problem step by step using the table of 3-digit numbers provided:

Table of Numbers:

```
162 328 273 184
680 204 127 95
755 827 951 616
```

We are asked to find specific numbers from this list based on different criteria.

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Step-by-step Analysis:

#### 1. A number between 100 and 150.
- Look for numbers greater than 100 and less than 150.
- Candidates: 127, 162, 184 → only 127 is in range (100 < 127 < 150)
- ✔ Answer: 127 (already given)

#### 2. A number between 900 and 1000.
- Look for numbers > 900 and < 1000.
- From the list: 951 is the only one.
- ✔ Answer: 951

#### 3. A number smaller than 100.
- All numbers are 3-digit except 95.
- ✔ Answer: 95

#### 4. A number between 300 and 400.
- Look for numbers > 300 and < 400.
- 328 is in that range.
- ✔ Answer: 328

#### 5. A number that has 6 tens.
- "6 tens" = 6 × 10 = 60 → look for a number where the tens digit is 6.
- Check tens digits:
- 162 → tens digit = 6 → yes!
- Others: 328 (2), 273 (7), 184 (8), 680 (8), 204 (0), 127 (2), 95 (9), 755 (5), 827 (2), 951 (5), 616 (1)
- Only 162 has 6 tens.
- ✔ Answer: 162

#### 6. A number that has 5 ones.
- "5 ones" means units digit = 5.
- Look at last digit:
- 162 → 2
- 328 → 8
- 273 → 3
- 184 → 4
- 680 → 0
- 204 → 4
- 127 → 7
- 95 → 5 → but it's not a 3-digit number? Wait — 95 is two-digit.
- 755 → 5 → yes!
- 827 → 7
- 951 → 1
- 616 → 6
- Only 755 ends in 5.
- ✔ Answer: 755

#### 7. A number that has 6 hundreds.
- Hundreds digit = 6 → look for numbers starting with 6.
- 680 → 6 hundreds → yes!
- 616 → also 6 hundreds → yes!
- So both 680 and 616 qualify.
- But we need just one answer.
- ✔ Answer: 680 or 616 (either is acceptable; pick one, e.g., 680)

#### 8. A number that has 2 digits the same.
- Look for repeated digits.
- 162 → all different
- 328 → all different
- 273 → all different
- 184 → all different
- 680 → all different
- 204 → all different
- 127 → all different
- 95 → two-digit, skip
- 755 → digits: 7, 5, 5 → two 5s → yes!
- 827 → all different
- 951 → all different
- 616 → digits: 6, 1, 6 → two 6s → yes!
- So 755 and 616 both have two same digits.
- ✔ Answer: 755 or 616 (pick one, e.g., 755)

#### 9. A number with no tens.
- "No tens" means the tens digit is 0.
- Look for numbers where middle digit is 0.
- 204 → tens digit = 0 → yes!
- Others: 162 (6), 328 (2), etc. → only 204 has 0 tens.
- ✔ Answer: 204

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Final Answers:

| Question | Answer |
|--------|--------|
| A number between 100 and 150. | 127 |
| A number between 900 and 1000. | 951 |
| A number smaller than 100. | 95 |
| A number between 300 and 400. | 328 |
| A number that has 6 tens. | 162 |
| A number that has 5 ones. | 755 |
| A number that has 6 hundreds. | 680 (or 616) |
| A number that has 2 digits the same. | 755 (or 616) |
| A number with no tens. | 204 |

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✔ Completed Sheet:

```
A number between 100 and 150. 127
A number between 900 and 1000. 951
A number smaller than 100. 95
A number between 300 and 400. 328
A number that has 6 tens. 162
A number that has 5 ones. 755
A number that has 6 hundreds. 680
A number that has 2 digits the same. 755
A number with no tens. 204
```

> Note: For questions with multiple valid answers (like 6 hundreds or 2 digits same), any correct choice is acceptable. The above uses the first found in order.

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