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4 7 3 9 0

3 2 8 5 6

47,390hundreds

7,032,85607 hundred thousands

1. Identify the place value of a digit in a whole number.

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2. Write whole numbers in words and in standard form.

Write each number in words:

a. 42b. 798c. 23,000,017

a. forty-two

b. seven hundred ninety-eight

d. 203,052

Write each number in standard form:

d. two hundred three thousand, fifty-two

e. nine hundred forty-six million, four hundred sixteen thousand, twenty-two

c. twenty three million, seventeen

e. 946,416,022

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4. Compare whole numbers using inequality symbols.

Graphing allows us to represent a single number or a set of numbers on a number line.

“Graph the number 8” means to locate its position on the number line.

“Graph the number 5” means to locate its position on the number line.

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3. Write a whole number in expanded form.

Writing numbers in expanded form makes values become more clear.

56,021becomes

50,000 + 6,000 + +20 1

or

5 ten thousands+ 6 thousands + 2 tens 1 ones+

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5 25 2.

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522 5.

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• Complete each statement using the inequality symbols.

3 1>

16 48<

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5. Round whole numbers.

Round 365,283 to the nearest hundred.

365,300

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6. Read tables and graphs involving whole numbers.

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6. Read tables and graphs involving whole numbers.

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• Read the objectives 1-10 for section 1.2 on page 15 of your text. Are there any objectives that are unclear?

• We are going to review the application objectives for this section.

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4. Solve application problems by adding whole numbers.

in all

total

increase

combined

upgain

forward

in the futurerise

altogether

more thanextra

perimeter

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Self Check 4 page 20

Self Check 5 page 21

Self Check 6 page 21

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9. Solve application problems by subtracting whole numbers.

loss

decrease

remove

down

remainsreduce

less than

backwarddebit

fell

declined

in the past fewer

take away

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• Self Check 12 page 26

• Self Check 13 page 27

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10. Evaluate expressions involving addition and subtraction.

When expressions only have addition and subtraction, we MUST perform the operations as they occur from left to right!

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