Comparing Tens and Ones in Numbers

The video tutorial explains how to compare two-digit numbers by first comparing the tens and then the ones if the tens are equal. It provides examples with numbers 98 vs 94 and 32 vs 35, demonstrating the process of comparing tens and ones. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of comparing ones when the tens are the same, making number comparison an engaging activity.

Why is it important to compare the tens first when comparing two-digit numbers?

• Because tens are always larger than ones.

• Because tens determine the overall size of the number.

• Because it is easier to compare smaller numbers.

• Because ones are not important.

What is the first step in comparing two-digit numbers?

• Compare the ones.

• Compare the tens.

• Add the numbers.

• Subtract the numbers.

What do you do if the tens are different in two numbers?

• Determine the larger number by the tens.

• Subtract the numbers.

• Add the numbers.

• Compare the ones.

What is the first step in comparing the numbers 98 and 94?

• Subtract the numbers.

• Compare the tens.

• Compare the ones.

• Add the numbers.

What is the result of comparing the tens in 98 and 94?

• 98 has more tens.

• Cannot be determined.

• 94 has more tens.

• They have the same number of tens.

When comparing 98 and 94, what do you do after finding the tens are equal?

• Compare the hundreds.

• Compare the ones.

• Add the numbers.

• Multiply the numbers.

Which number is greater: 98 or 94?

• 98

• 94

• They are equal.

• Cannot be determined.

What is the result of comparing the ones in 98 and 94?

• They have the same number of ones.

• 98 has more ones.

• 94 has more ones.

• 98 has fewer ones.

Do the numbers 32 and 35 have the same number of tens?

• No, 35 has more tens.

• No, 32 has more tens.

• They have no tens.

• Yes, they both have three tens.

What is the result of comparing the tens in 32 and 35?

• 35 has more tens.

• 32 has more tens.

• Cannot be determined.

• They have the same number of tens.