Comparing and Ordering Large Whole Numbers

Sam is tasked with arranging sales data from highest to lowest. The video explains the concept of descending and ascending order, and provides rules for comparing large numbers by counting digits. It guides viewers through the process of ranking sales data based on the number of digits and finalizing the order. The video emphasizes patience and accuracy in arranging numbers.

Why is Sam wearing his father's blazer?

• He likes the style.

• He wants to look responsible.

• He is going to a party.

• He lost his own clothes.

What is the term for arranging numbers from largest to smallest?

• Descending order

• Random order

• Alphabetical order

• Ascending order

How do you determine the largest number when comparing large numbers?

• By subtracting the digits

• By adding the digits

• By counting the digits

• By looking at the last digit

Which month had the highest sales based on the number of digits?

• January

• June

• May

• April

Which month had the lowest sales based on the number of digits?

• April

• January

• May

• June

What should you do when comparing numbers with the same number of digits?

• Add the digits together

• Subtract the digits

• Compare the digits from left to right

• Compare the digits from right to left

Which month had the largest 5-digit number in the table?

• May

• March

• February

• January

Which month had the next largest number after February?

• April

• May

• March

• January

What is the rank of the sales number for January in descending order?

• Second

• First

• Third

• Fourth

What is important to remember when arranging large numbers?

• Be quick and careless

• Be patient and very careful

• Ignore the number of digits

• Only compare the first digit