SFAW Mathematics Chapter 1  Lesson 1-2  Page 7  
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CHECK For another example, see Set 1-2 on p. 56.
Copy and complete. Write >, <, or = for each .
  1.  9,813 Write greater than, less than or equals 9,624 2.  200,000 Write greater than, less than or equals 199,999 3.  1,784,387 Write greater than, less than or equals 1,785,000
Order these numbers from least to greatest.
  4.  243,839    238,502    242,398 5.  1,444,400    1,444,238    2,000,300
  6. Number Sense If a number is greater than 900,000 and
less than 901,000, what digit will be in the thousands place
of the number?
PRACTICE For more practice, see Set 1-2 on p. 60.
A Skills and Understanding
Copy and complete. Write >, <, or = for each .
  7.  3,456 Write greater than, less than or equals 3,543 8.  19,320 Write greater than, less than or equals 19,212 9.  9,459,000 Write greater than, less than or equals 10,000,000
Order these numbers from least to greatest.
10.  642,019    642,010    642,300 11.  6,777,111    6,677,111    6,776,111
12.
Number Sense What digit could be in the ten millions
place of a number that is greater than 70,000,000 but less
than 100,000,000? 
B Reasoning and Problem Solving Data File
Which state has a greater area?
13.  Florida or Texas 14.  Oklahoma or Missouri
15. Write the states in order from the one with the greatest area to the one with the least.
16.
Writing in Math Explain in writing why
35,925 is greater than 35,790.
 
Mixed Review and Test Prep Take It to the NET
17. Three sisters attended a movie that cost $5 per person.
Each sister spent $2 on popcorn. Their mother gave them
$30 to spend for all three. How much money was left?
18.  What is the standard form for 3,000,000 + 500,000 + 50?
A.  355 C.  3,500,050
B.  3,500,500 D.  3,005,005
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