Worksheet on Numbers to 10000
Key Concepts
- Counting Numbers
- Word form
- Standard form
- Place Value
- Understanding place value chart
- Identifying the value of digit
- Expansion form
- Comparing & Ordering
- Comparing numbers using symbols
- Ordering numbers in ascending and descending order
Introduction
In this chapter, we will learn to count numbers up to 10,000 and place values up to 10,000. We will also learn to compare and order numbers.
Define Counting of Numbers
Counting is the process of determining the number of elements of a finite set of objects. Counting numbers are used to count objects. We have used counting to determine the number of animals or birds.
Example: Count the below ducks and write it in a number.
Sol:
1.1.1. Writing Numbers into Word Form
Word Form: Numericals are written in a word form.
Example:
1) Write 747 into the word form.
Sol: Seven hundred and forty-seven.
2) Write the number shown on a balloon into the word form.
Sol:
1.1.2 Writing Words into Standard Form
Standard form: Words are written into a standard form.
Examples 1: Write one hundred and ninety-six into a standard form.
Sol: 196
2. Write the number written inside the box into standard form.
Sol: 4556
1.2 Place Value
Place value: Place value is defined as the position of a digit in a number that tells the value of a digit.
The place values start from ones, tens, hundreds, and so on.
1.2.1 Identifying the Place Value of Digit Using Place Value Chart
Place value chart up to 10,000:
Example: What is the place value of 6 in 45362?
Sol:
Here, 6 is in the tens place. Thus, the value of digit 6 is 60.
1.2.2 Writing the Value of a Digit
Value: The value can be written by seeing the position of the number.
Example: In 4325, what is the value of 3
Sol:
Here 3 is in hundreds place so, the value of 3 is 300.
Expanded Form of Number Using Place Value Strips
Place value steps:
Example:
Expanded form: Expanded form helps the numbers to determine their place value.
Or
Position of a digit in a number series expansion of numbers is based on the place value.
Example1: Expand the number 6742.
Sol: Th H T O
6 7 4 2
= 6000 + 700 + 40 + 2 = 6742
Example 2: Expand the number 15982.
Sol: TTH Th H T O
1 5 9 8 2
= 10000 + 5000 + 900 + 80 + 2
= 15982
1.3 Comparing and Ordering Numbers
Comparing Numbers: To compare means to examine the differences between numbers, quantities or values to decide if it is greater than, smaller than or equal to another quantity.
Example: Compare the number 10 ____20
Sol: 10 < 20
Example: Guess whether Ron is correct or Jone.
Sol: 4 < 5 (4 is lesser than 5), 8 < 7 (8 is greater than 7)
So, Ron is correct.
1.3.1. Comparing Numbers Using Symbols of Greater Than, Less Than and Equal To
Greater than: This symbol shows the greater number among both numbers (>).
Less Than: This symbol shows the lesser number among both numbers (<).
Equal to: This symbol is used to equate both numbers
Examples: 1) 6051 > 3021 [6051 is greater than 3021]
2) 4052 < 540 [4052 is less than 5402]
3) 998 = 998 [Both the numbers are equal]
1.3.2. Arranging the Numbers in Ascending and Descending Order
Ascending order: The numbers are arranged from smaller number to bigger number.
Example 1: 52, 58, 56, 54, 51
51, 52, 54, 56, 58.
Example 2:
Sol: 198, 367, 438, 755, 899.
Descending order: The numbers are arranged from bigger number to smaller number.
Example1: 1052, 1982, 4676, 1824, 1200
Sol: 4676, 1982, 1824, 1200, 1052
Example 2:
Sol: 5406, 3200, 3046, 2200, 2046.
Exercise:
- Place the digits of 3964 in correct position of the following place value chart.
| TH | H | T | O |
2. Compare the numbers 6253 ○ 3256.
3. Which is greater number in 3051 or 6052?
4. Compare the numbers 2532 ○ 2341.
5. Arrange the numbers in ascending order.
291, 213, 277, 230, 245
6. Arrange the numbers in descending order
1624, 1267, 1090, 1410, 989
7. Write one thousand three hundred and forty-five into standard form
8. Write 15426 into Word form.
9. Write 16328 into word form.
10. Write the place value of 7 in 1742.
11. Write the value of 6 in 15620.
12. Expand 6246 according to place value strips.
13. Expand 7248.
14. 6000, 400, 10 and 5 make ___________number.
15. What is the value of each digit
What have we learnt:
- We understood how to count numbers and how to write numbers in the standard form and word form.
- We learnt how to find the place value and value of the digit using place value chart.
- We understood the comparison of numbers using system and learnt to order of number in ascending and descending order.
Concept Map :
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