KS2 Primary Maths Age 13-17 - Number and Place Value: Ordering Numbers - Explained

The video tutorial guides students through the process of finding a number that is 10 times greater than 907. It begins with writing the number 907, understanding its place value, and then calculating the number that is 10 times greater. The tutorial concludes with identifying and circling the correct answer.

What is the initial number that needs to be multiplied by 10?

• 709

• 907

• 790

• 970

What is the result of multiplying 907 by 10?

• 7900

• 9070

• 9007

• 9700

Why is it important to note the multiplication by 10?

• To confirm the number is odd

• To ensure the number is smaller

• To check if the number is even

• To verify the number is 10 times larger

What should you do after finding the number that is 10 times greater?

• Underline it

• Highlight it

• Circle it

• Erase it

What is the final answer after multiplying 907 by 10?

• 9007

• 7900

• 9070

• 9700