State the value of the 5 in each of these numbers.

650 50 6500 500 560 000 500,000

60 500 500

65 000 5000 56 50 6 005 000 5000

56 000 000 50,000,000

65 000 000 5,000,000 665 066 600 5,000,000

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Write down any number that has:

Three in the millions place and five in the thousands place 3,005,000

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Work out the value of each of the intervals in these number lines.

20

25

200

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What is each interval worth on these scales?
20

100

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Where would 80 be on each of these number lines?

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Estimate where the arrow is pointing to in each of these number lines.
380

115

90

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How many different four digit numbers can you make using these
cards?

8 4 9 4

Put your numbers in order, starting with the smallest. 4489,

4498,4894, 4984, 8449, 8494, 8944, 9448, 9484, 9844

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What is the range of the ages:

In your mathematics class?

In your household? 42 years
In your school?

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The table shows the heights of the highest mountains in some of
the countries in Europe.
Country Height (m)
France 4808
Belgium 694
England 978
Sweden 2104
Russia 5642
Croatia 1831

Work out the range of these heights. 4948

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 9 4 5 5 7 9

Eric says,
As both the numbers in
the middle of this list are
5, the median must be 5

Explain why Eric is wrong, and find the actual median of the list. Eric
didn’t arrange the numbers in order. The median is 6.

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Which of these sets of data is it possible to find the median of?

The shoe sizes of students in your class Yes

The number of pets owned by students in your class Yes
The eye colour of students in your class No
The number of siblings of students in your class Yes

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Work out the value of these expressions if
and
Give your answers correct to one significant figure.

197.6
120
43.2
0.0048
15625

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Work out One trillion

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Whitney says:

Even though 9 is
greater than 7, is
greater than

Whitney is right.
Explain why. 7,000,000 > 90,000

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Christina says:

5 is greater than 3, so
must be greater than

Explain why Christina is wrong. 0.001 > 0.00001

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