GRADE 3 MATHEMATICS- MODULE 4

WHOLE NUMBER CONCEPTS

Chapter Review
• The Hindu-Arabic System is convenient for it uses only 10 symbols. The ten symbols can
be used more than once in a number because our numeration system uses place value.
• he Hindu-Arabic or decimal system, because of its place value system, makes possible to
write whatever number or quantity no matter how large it is.
• A number is composed of digits that stand for a value depending on its place value.
• Place value tells the position of a digit in a number.
• The value of a digit depends on its position or place value in a numeral.
• Numbers from 21 up to 99 except for the multiples of ten, are written in word form.
• To compare numbers, we compare each digit from the highest place value to the lowest
place value.
• We use symbols in comparing numbers such as:
>greater than
<less than
=equal
• Rounding off numbers is a form of estimation.
• There are rules to follow in rounding off numbers:
- If the number you are rounding is followed by 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9, round the number up.
Example: 38 rounded to the nearest ten is 40. ...
- If the number you are rounding is followed by 0, 1, 2, 3, or
4, round the number down. Example: 33 rounded to the nearest ten is 30.
• Ordinal numbers tell us the position of an object in a list or in a row.
All ordinal numbers end in th except numbers ending with 1, 2, and 3.

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• 1st – first 11th– eleventh 30th-thirtieth
2nd – second 12th– twelfth 40th-fortieth

3rd – third 13th – thirteenth 50th-fiftieth

14th – fourteenth 60th-sixtieth
4th – fourth
15th – fifteenth 70th-seventieth
5th – fifth
16th – sixteenth 80th-eightieth
6th – sixth
17th – seventeenth 90th-ninetieth
7th – seventh
18th – eighteenth 100th-one hundredth
8th – eighth 19th – nineteenth
9th – ninth 20th – twentieth

10th – tenth
I. Concept and Properties of Addition
A. Write the property of addition shown by the following equations.
Word box:
Associative Property Commutative Property Identity Property

1. 0+896= 896 Identity Property

2. 92+17+8=92+8+17___________________________________
3. (45+70)+30=45+(70+30)_______________________________
4. 17+18=18+17_______________________________________
5. (38+9)+11=38+(9+11)_________________________________
6. (15+5)+23=15+(5+23)_________________________________
7. 25+0=25+0__________________________________________
8. (23+5)+25=23+(5+25)__________________________________

II. Adding Whole Numbers

A. Find the sum.

234 568 6173 7502 1287

+ 105 + 231 + 3325 + 364 + 3512

503 798 4672 6682 2594

+ 4521 + 206 + 3458 + 2379 + 3718

B. Answer the following.

1. 716 added to 423=___________
2. 5031 increased by 3259=___________
3. 10000 more than 9731=___________
4. The sum of 3476 and 853=___________
5. The total sum of 5214 and 748=___________
6. The sum of 6560, 480 and 1369=___________
C. Solve the following problems.
1. The Cruz family pays ₱4 800.00 every month for their apartment
rent. How much have they paid for the past two months?
2. Carlos Alfonso bought two cellphones for his parents. The
cellphones cost ₱3 995.00 and ₱5 465. How much did Carlos pay
for the two cellphones?