Ordering Numbers and Place Value

The video tutorial explains how to order a list of numbers from least to greatest using a place value chart. It begins by introducing the concept and listing the numbers to be ordered. The process involves comparing the hundreds place value to identify the smallest number, then continuing with the remaining numbers. The tutorial demonstrates how to handle ties by comparing the tens place value. Finally, the sorted list is presented, and the method is summarized.

What is the primary goal when ordering numbers in this lesson?

• To calculate the sum of numbers

• To find the largest number

• To arrange numbers from smallest to largest

• To identify even numbers

Which place value is initially used to compare the numbers?

• Thousands place

• Hundreds place

• Units place

• Tens place

Which number is identified as the smallest when comparing the hundreds place?

• 669

• 741

• 871

• 458

After 458, which number is next in the ordered list?

• 593

• 669

• 871

• 759

What is the next smallest number after 593?

• 741

• 759

• 669

• 871

When two numbers have the same hundreds digit, which place value is compared next?

• Hundreds place

• Units place

• Thousands place

• Tens place

Between 741 and 759, which number is smaller based on the tens place?

• Both are equal

• Cannot be determined

• 759

• 741

Which number is the largest in the final ordered list?

• 669

• 871

• 593

• 741

What is the correct order of numbers from smallest to largest?

• 458, 741, 593, 669, 759, 871

• 593, 458, 669, 741, 759, 871

• 871, 759, 741, 669, 593, 458

• 458, 593, 669, 741, 759, 871

What method is used to sort the numbers in this lesson?

• Addition

• Subtraction

• Place value comparison

• Multiplication