Rounding Comparing Place Value

Round 160,000 to the place of the red digit.

• 60,000

• 100,000

• 200,000

• 160,000

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Fill in the blank to make the statement true.

345,765 _____ 355,765

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Round the number to the nearest ten thousand.

23,456

• 20,000

• 30,000

• 25,000

• 23,000

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32.03 ______32.30

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Rounding means

• add

• to move the numbers up or down depending on the place value 

• moving

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What is 364,872 rounded to the nearest thousand?

• 360,000

• 364,000

• 365,000

• 400,000

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65,000 is a rounded number. What place value was this number rounded to?

• ten thousands

• thousands

• hundreds

• tens

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Compare:

76,200 ____ 67,900

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Round the number to the nearest thousand.

• 56,000

• 57,000

• 60,000

• 56,500

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Mrs. Carter HATES to run! She has already ran 1,300 feet and is ready to be done! Round the number to the nearest thousands place to let Mrs. Carter know when she should finish.

• Keep going! You can stop at 2,000

• You're almost there, you can stop at 1,500

• You're almost there, you can stop at 1,400

• You're already done! You should have stopped at 1,000

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