Exploring Number Forms: Standard, Picture, Expanded, and Word

The video tutorial introduces different forms of representing numbers: standard, picture, expanded, and word forms. It begins with an explanation of each form and then provides examples using the numbers 347, 268, 134, and 402. For each number, the tutorial demonstrates how to write it in standard form, draw it in picture form, expand it by place value, and express it in words. The tutorial aims to help students understand the concept of place value and how numbers can be represented in various ways.

What is the standard form of a number?

• A way to expand numbers by place value

• A way to write numbers using words

• The regular way to write numbers

• A way to draw numbers

In picture form, how would you represent the number 347?

• 3 hundreds, 4 ones, 7 tens

• 3 ones, 4 tens, 7 hundreds

• 3 tens, 4 hundreds, 7 ones

• 3 hundreds, 4 tens, 7 ones

What is the expanded form of 347?

• 300 + 4 + 70

• 30 + 400 + 7

• 300 + 40 + 7

• 3 + 40 + 700

How do you write 347 in word form?

• Three hundred forty-seven

• Three four seven

• Three hundred four seven

• Three forty-seven

In picture form, how would you represent the number 268?

• 2 tens, 6 hundreds, 8 ones

• 2 ones, 6 tens, 8 hundreds

• 2 hundreds, 6 tens, 8 ones

• 2 hundreds, 6 ones, 8 tens

What is the expanded form of 268?

• 2 + 60 + 800

• 200 + 6 + 80

• 200 + 60 + 8

• 20 + 600 + 8

How do you write 268 in word form?

• Two hundred six eight

• Two six eight

• Two sixty-eight

• Two hundred sixty-eight

In picture form, how would you represent the number 134?

• 1 ten, 3 hundreds, 4 ones

• 1 hundred, 3 tens, 4 ones

• 1 one, 3 tens, 4 hundreds

• 1 hundred, 3 ones, 4 tens

What is the expanded form of 134?

• 100 + 30 + 4

• 1 + 30 + 400

• 10 + 300 + 4

• 100 + 3 + 40

How do you write 402 in word form?

• Four hundred twenty

• Four zero two

• Four hundred two

• Four two