Math Lesson4

Math Lesson4

Multiple Choice

Partition the number.

398

• 3+ 90 + 800

• 300+90+8

• 30+9+800

• 300+9+30

Multiple Choice

Partition the number.

109

• 1+0+9

• 10+0+900

• 100+0+9

• 100+10+9

Multiple Choice

Partition the number.

510

• 500+10+0

• 500+0+0

• 500+0+10

• 500+10+1

Multiple Choice

Partition the number.

700

• 700 + 10 +1

• 700+10+0

• 700+10+1

• 700+0+0

Open Ended

Partition 582 and write in the expanded form.

Open Ended

Partition 289.

Open Ended

Partition 637.

Open Ended

Partition 909.

Open Ended

Partition 190.

Open Ended

Partition 458.

Open Ended

Partition 301.

Multiple Choice

600+90+5 would be _______ in standard form.

• 795

• 695

• 659

• 641

Multiple Choice

300+80+1 would be _______ in standard form.

• 308

• 318

• 381

• 318

Multiple Choice

800+30+3 would be _______ in standard form.

• 813

• 883

• 831

• 833

Multiple Choice

400+50+2 would be _______ in standard form.

• 452

• 425

• 415

• 435

Multiple Choice

200+0+3 would be _______ in standard form.

• 210

• 213

• 230

• 203

Open Ended

457= 400+50+7

Can you partition 457 in any other way?

Open Ended

564=500+60+4

Partition 564 in different ways.

Open Ended

How partitioning a 3-digit number is different from partitioning a 2-digit number. Explain with the help of an example.