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    The document discusses place value, comparing and ordering numbers, and rounding off numbers. It explains that in place value, the value of a digit depends on its position in the number. When comparing numbers, you first look at the number of digits and then compare the place values. Rounding numbers involves approximating numbers to certain place values. Ordinal numbers indicate position in a sequence like first, second, third.

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    The document discusses place value, comparing and ordering numbers, and rounding off numbers. It explains that in place value, the value of a digit depends on its position in the number. When comparing numbers, you first look at the number of digits and then compare the place values. Rounding numbers involves approximating numbers to certain place values. Ordinal numbers indicate position in a sequence like first, second, third.

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    The document discusses place value, comparing and ordering numbers, and rounding off numbers. It explains that in place value, the value of a digit depends on its position in the number. When comparing numbers, you first look at the number of digits and then compare the place values. Rounding numbers involves approximating numbers to certain place values. Ordinal numbers indicate position in a sequence like first, second, third.

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    Reviewer in Mathematics

    Place Value

    234 431
    Ones
    Tens

    Hundreds

    Thousands

    Ten Thousand
    Hundred Thousand

    * The digit of the number is grouped into periods. The leftmost period has one to three digits; all periods
    to the right have three digits each.

    *Use space to separate the periods in writing the number in symbols: use comma (,) to separate the
    periods in writing the word.

    *Read the digits of the number by period from left to right.

    *The value of a digit of a number depends on its position in the number.


    Comparing and Ordering Numbers

    When you compare and order numbers, you use the terms less than (<), greater than (>), and equal to
    (=). To compare numbers, first look at the number of digits in each number. Then, compare the place
    values of numbers with the same number of digits.

    Comparing numbers is an important part of building a student's number sense. Number sense is the
    ability for a student to recognize a number, it's value and its relationship with other numbers. It is this
    important last component that is built by comparing numbers.

    ROUNDING OFF NUMBERS


    Ordinal Numbers

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