Grade 2 Math – Comparing numbers up to thousand (1000) – Quiz 1

Explanation:

376 ﹥ 279

First, count the number of digits in each number. There are 3 digits in each number. They have the same number of digits.

You can use a place-value chart to compare the places and values of the numbers 376 and 279

Now compare the hundreds digit. They are not the same. The hundreds digit in 376 is 3 and it's the highest value. Therefore, The 376 is greater than other numbers.

376 is greater than 279.

Use the greater-than sign:
376 > 279

> greater than

< less than

= equal to

Explanation:

355 ﹤ 367

First, count the number of digits in each number. There are 3 digits in each number. They have the same number of digits.

You can use a place-value chart to compare the places and values of the numbers 355 and 367

Compare the hundreds digit. The hundreds digit in both numbers is 3. They have the same hundreds digit.

Now compare the tens digit. They are not the same. The tens digit in 355 is 5 and it has the lower value. Therefore, The 355 is less than other number.

355 is less than 367.

Use the greater-than sign:
355 < 367

> greater than

< less than

= equal to

Explanation:

110 ﹤ 202

First, count the number of digits in each number. There are 3 digits in each number. They have the same number of digits.

You can use a place-value chart to compare the places and values of the numbers 110 and 202

Now compare the hundreds digit. They are not the same. The hundreds digit in 110 is 1 and it has the lower value. Therefore, The 110 is less than other number.

110 is less than 202.

Use the greater-than sign:
110 < 202

> greater than

< less than

= equal to

Explanation:

203 ﹤ 276

First, count the number of digits in each number. There are 3 digits in each number. They have the same number of digits.

You can use a place-value chart to compare the places and values of the numbers 203 and 276

Compare the hundreds digit. The hundreds digit in both numbers is 2. They have the same hundreds digit.

Now compare the tens digit. They are not the same. The tens digit in 203 is 0 and it has the lower value. Therefore, The 203 is less than other number.

203 is less than 276.

Use the greater-than sign:
203 < 276

> greater than

< less than

= equal to

Explanation:

514 is less than 522

First, count the number of digits in each number. There are 3 digits in each number. They have the same number of digits.

You can use a place-value chart to compare the places and values of the numbers 514 and 522

Compare the hundreds digit. The hundreds digit in both numbers is 5. They have the same hundreds digit.

Now compare the tens digit. They are not the same. The tens digit in 514 is 1 and it has the lower value. Therefore, The 514 is less than other number.

514 is less than 522.

Use the greater-than sign:
514 < 522

> greater than

< less than

= equal to

Explanation:

The answer is:

226 is equal to 226

> greater than

< less than

= equal to

First, count the number of digits in each number. There are 3 digits in each number. They have the same number of digits.

You can use a place-value chart to compare the places and values of the numbers 226 and 226

Compare the hundreds digit. The hundreds digit in all numbers is 2. They have the same hundreds digit.

Now, compare the tens digit. The tens digit in all numbers is 2. They have the same tens digit.

Next, compare the ones digit. The ones digit in all numbers is 6. They have the same ones digit.

Now it is seen that all digits have the same value. Therefore,

226 is equal to 226.

Use the equal sign:
226 ＝ 226

Explanation:

368 is greater than 200

First, count the number of digits in each number. There are 3 digits in each number. They have the same number of digits.

You can use a place-value chart to compare the places and values of the numbers 368 and 200

Now compare the hundreds digit. They are not the same. The hundreds digit in 368 is 3 and it's the highest value. Therefore, The 368 is greater than other numbers.

368 is greater than 200.

Use the greater-than sign:
368 > 200

> greater than

< less than

= equal to

Explanation:

580 ﹤ 582

First, count the number of digits in each number. There are 3 digits in each number. They have the same number of digits.

You can use a place-value chart to compare the places and values of the numbers 580 and 582

Compare the hundreds digit. The hundreds digit in both numbers is 5. They have the same hundreds digit.

Now, compare the tens digit. The tens digit in both numbers is 8. They have the same tens digit.

Now compare the ones digit. They are not the same. The ones digit in 580 is 0 and it has the lower value. Therefore, The 580 is less than other number.

580 is less than 582.

Use the greater-than sign:
580 < 582

> greater than

< less than

= equal to

Explanation:

256 is less than 257

First, count the number of digits in each number. There are 3 digits in each number. They have the same number of digits.

You can use a place-value chart to compare the places and values of the numbers 256 and 257

Compare the hundreds digit. The hundreds digit in both numbers is 2. They have the same hundreds digit.

Now, compare the tens digit. The tens digit in bothnumbers is 5. They have the same tens digit.

Now compare the ones digit. They are not the same. The ones digit in 256 is 6 and it has the lower value. Therefore, The 256 is less than other number.

256 is less than 257.

Use the greater-than sign:
256 < 257

> greater than

< less than

= equal to

Explanation:

683 is greater than 515

First, count the number of digits in each number. There are 3 digits in each number. They have the same number of digits.

You can use a place-value chart to compare the places and values of the numbers 683 and 515

Now compare the hundreds digit. They are not the same. The hundreds digit in 683 is 6 and it's the highest value. Therefore, The 683 is greater than other numbers.

683 is greater than 515.

Use the greater-than sign:
683 > 515

> greater than

< less than

= equal to