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Common Core: 1st Grade Math : Understanding Place Value

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Example Question #161 : Understanding Place Value

Which statement is true?

Possible Answers:

57<56 $\displaystyle 57< 56$

57=56 $\displaystyle 57=56$

57>56 $\displaystyle 57>56$

Correct answer:

57>56 $\displaystyle 57>56$

Explanation:

The $\displaystyle >$ sign means greater than. $\displaystyle 57$ is greater than $\displaystyle 56$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 7$ has a greater value than $\displaystyle 6$ , which means $\displaystyle 57$ has a greater value than $\displaystyle 56$

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Example Question #162 : Understanding Place Value

Which statement is true?

Possible Answers:

82=81 $\displaystyle 82=81$

82>81 $\displaystyle 82>81$

82<81 $\displaystyle 82< 81$

Correct answer:

82>81 $\displaystyle 82>81$

Explanation:

The $\displaystyle >$ sign means greater than. $\displaystyle 82$ is greater than $\displaystyle 81$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 2$ has a greater value than $\displaystyle 1$ , which means $\displaystyle 82$ has a greater value than $\displaystyle 81$

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Example Question #163 : Understanding Place Value

Which statement is true?

Possible Answers:

88=89 $\displaystyle 88=89$

88<89 $\displaystyle 88< 89$

88>89 $\displaystyle 88>89$

Correct answer:

88<89 $\displaystyle 88< 89$

Explanation:

The $\displaystyle <$ sign means less than. $\displaystyle 88$ is less than $\displaystyle 89$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 8$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 9$ , which means $\displaystyle 88$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 89$

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Example Question #164 : Understanding Place Value

Which statement is true?

Possible Answers:

47=48 $\displaystyle 47=48$

47>48 $\displaystyle 47>48$

47<48 $\displaystyle 47< 48$

Correct answer:

47<48 $\displaystyle 47< 48$

Explanation:

The $\displaystyle <$ sign means less than. $\displaystyle 47$ is less than $\displaystyle 48$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 7$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 8$ , which means $\displaystyle 47$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 48$

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Example Question #165 : Understanding Place Value

Which statement is true?

Possible Answers:

40<41 $\displaystyle 40< 41$

40=41 $\displaystyle 40=41$

40>41 $\displaystyle 40>41$

Correct answer:

40<41 $\displaystyle 40< 41$

Explanation:

The $\displaystyle <$ sign means less than. $\displaystyle 40$ is less than $\displaystyle 41$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 0$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 1$ , which means $\displaystyle 40$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 41$

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Example Question #166 : Understanding Place Value

Which statement is true?

Possible Answers:

52=53 $\displaystyle 52=53$

52<53 $\displaystyle 52< 53$

52>53 $\displaystyle 52>53$

Correct answer:

52<53 $\displaystyle 52< 53$

Explanation:

The $\displaystyle <$ sign means less than. $\displaystyle 52$ is less than $\displaystyle 53$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 2$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 3$ , which means $\displaystyle 52$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 53$

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Example Question #167 : Understanding Place Value

Which statement is true?

Possible Answers:

15>16 $\displaystyle 15>16$

15<16 $\displaystyle 15< 16$

15=16 $\displaystyle 15=16$

Correct answer:

15<16 $\displaystyle 15< 16$

Explanation:

The $\displaystyle <$ sign means less than. $\displaystyle 15$ is less than $\displaystyle 16$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 5$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 6$ , which means $\displaystyle 15$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 16$

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Example Question #168 : Understanding Place Value

Which statement is true?

Possible Answers:

29>29 $\displaystyle 29>29$

29<29 $\displaystyle 29< 29$

29=29 $\displaystyle 29=29$

Correct answer:

29=29 $\displaystyle 29=29$

Explanation:

The $\displaystyle =$ sign means equal. $\displaystyle 29$ and $\displaystyle 29$ are the same number, which means they are equal.

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Example Question #169 : Understanding Place Value

Which statement is true?

Possible Answers:

30<31 $\displaystyle 30< 31$

30>31 $\displaystyle 30>31$

30=31 $\displaystyle 30=31$

Correct answer:

30<31 $\displaystyle 30< 31$

Explanation:

The $\displaystyle <$ sign means less than. $\displaystyle 30$ is less than $\displaystyle 31$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 0$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 1$ , which means $\displaystyle 30$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 31$

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Example Question #170 : Understanding Place Value

Which statement is true?

Possible Answers:

17=18 $\displaystyle 17=18$

17>18 $\displaystyle 17>18$

17<18 $\displaystyle 17< 18$

Correct answer:

17<18 $\displaystyle 17< 18$

Explanation:

The $\displaystyle <$ sign means less than. $\displaystyle 17$ is less than $\displaystyle 18$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 7$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 8$ , which means $\displaystyle 17$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 18$

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Common Core: 1st Grade Math : Understanding Place Value

Study concepts, example questions & explanations for Common Core: 1st Grade Math

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Example Questions

Example Question #161 : Understanding Place Value

Example Question #162 : Understanding Place Value

Example Question #163 : Understanding Place Value

Example Question #164 : Understanding Place Value

Example Question #165 : Understanding Place Value

Example Question #166 : Understanding Place Value

Example Question #167 : Understanding Place Value

Example Question #168 : Understanding Place Value

Example Question #169 : Understanding Place Value

Example Question #170 : Understanding Place Value

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