Grade 2 Math – Comparing numbers up to thousand (1000) – Quiz 10

Explanation:

712 ﹤ 813

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 712 and 813

Now compare the hundreds digit. They are not the same. The hundreds digit in 712 is 7 and it has the lower value. Therefore, The 712 is less than other number.

712 is less than 813.

Use the greater-than sign:
712 < 813

> greater than

< less than

= equal to

Explanation:

754 ﹥ 635

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 754 and 635

Now compare the hundreds digit. They are not the same. The hundreds digit in 754 is 7 and it's the highest value. Therefore, The 754 is greater than other numbers.

754 is greater than 635.

Use the greater-than sign:
754 > 635

> greater than

< less than

= equal to

Explanation:

701 is less than 812

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 701 and 812

Now compare the hundreds digit. They are not the same. The hundreds digit in 701 is 7 and it has the lower value. Therefore, The 701 is less than other number.

701 is less than 812.

Use the greater-than sign:
701 < 812

> greater than

< less than

= equal to

Explanation:

437 is greater than 269

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 437 and 269

Now compare the hundreds digit. They are not the same. The hundreds digit in 437 is 4 and it's the highest value. Therefore, The 437 is greater than other numbers.

437 is greater than 269.

Use the greater-than sign:
437 > 269

> greater than

< less than

= equal to

Explanation:

794 is greater than 793

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 794 and 793

Compare the hundreds digit. The hundreds digit in both numbers is 7. They have the same hundreds digit.

Now, compare the tens digit. The tens digit in bothnumbers is 9. They have the same tens digit.

Now compare the ones digit. They are not the same. The ones digit in 794 is 4 and it's the highest value. Therefore, The 794 is greater than other numbers.

794 is greater than 793.

Use the greater-than sign:
794 > 793

> greater than

< less than

= equal to

Explanation:

833 ﹥ 726

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 833 and 726

Now compare the hundreds digit. They are not the same. The hundreds digit in 833 is 8 and it's the highest value. Therefore, The 833 is greater than other numbers.

833 is greater than 726.

Use the greater-than sign:
833 > 726

> greater than

< less than

= equal to

Explanation:

903 is less than 956

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 903 and 956

Compare the hundreds digit. The hundreds digit in both numbers is 9. They have the same hundreds digit.

Now compare the tens digit. They are not the same. The tens digit in 903 is 0 and it has the lower value. Therefore, The 903 is less than other number.

903 is less than 956.

Use the greater-than sign:
903 < 956

> greater than

< less than

= equal to

Explanation:

623 ﹤ 712

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 623 and 712

Now compare the hundreds digit. They are not the same. The hundreds digit in 623 is 6 and it has the lower value. Therefore, The 623 is less than other number.

623 is less than 712.

Use the greater-than sign:
623 < 712

> greater than

< less than

= equal to

Explanation:

823 ﹥ 555

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 823 and 555

Now compare the hundreds digit. They are not the same. The hundreds digit in 823 is 8 and it's the highest value. Therefore, The 823 is greater than other numbers.

823 is greater than 555.

Use the greater-than sign:
823 > 555

> greater than

< less than

= equal to

Explanation:

516 is greater than 348

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 516 and 348

Now compare the hundreds digit. They are not the same. The hundreds digit in 516 is 5 and it's the highest value. Therefore, The 516 is greater than other numbers.

516 is greater than 348.

Use the greater-than sign:
516 > 348

> greater than

< less than

= equal to