Number Flashcards

1
Q

What is PLACE VALUE?

When move from r to l values increase by a factor of 10

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2
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What are decimal numbers?

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Decimals are parts of a whole number

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3
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Left to right when reading and writing numbers

DO NOT say and when read or write whole numbers

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Write sixty million sixty thousand sixty

Step 1: value of each part of written number

Sixty million is in millions - 60 000 000

Sixty thousand is in thousands - 60 000

sixty is in ones - 60

Step 2: Put together

60 000 000

60 000

60

60 060 060

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4
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Name the numbers and the place value position of final digit

Decimal point read as decimal, point, or and

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Read and Write 1.257

Read:

  1. Say word for whole number: one
  2. Say and where decimal is
  3. Say words for 3 digits to right of decimal point: two hundred fifty seven
  4. Say word for place value of last digit: thousandths

Write in Words:

one and two hundred fifty seven thousandths

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5
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Possible Strategies:

A

simplify problem

look for pattern

draw a picture

guess, check, revise

make a table

use calculator

work backward

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6
Q

Multiplication Problem Terms (3)

A

product

multiply

times

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7
Q

Division Problem terms (3)

A

quotient

divide

divisible

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8
Q

Addition Problems (3)

A

sum

adding

totalling

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9
Q

Subtraction problems (3)

A

difference

less than

more than

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10
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Given total and asked for a part, what operations may be involved? (2)

A

division

subtraction

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11
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Asked for total, what operations may be involved? (2)

A

multiplication

addition

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12
Q

Equal groupings involved requires what operations? (2)

A

multiplication

division

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13
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Estimation Strategy

greater than 5 = round up

less than 5 = round down

check reasonableness of answer, predicting

A

Example:

Ordered 12 shipments of DVD’s. 565 DVD’s in each shipment. Approx how many DVD’s ordered in total?

Tound each number to GREATEST PLACE VALUE:

12 -> 10 (2 is less than 5)

565 ->600 (6>5)

10 x 600 = 6 000 ordered

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