McGraw Hill My Math Grade 4 Chapter 1 Lesson 4 Answer Key Order Numbers

All the solutions provided in McGraw Hill Math Grade 4 Answer Key PDF Chapter 1 Lesson 4 Order Numbers will give you a clear idea of the concepts.

McGraw-Hill My Math Grade 4 Answer Key Chapter 1 Lesson 4 Order Numbers

Example 1
Compare the populations of the three cities and order them from greatest to least.
McGraw Hill My Math Grade 4 Chapter 1 Lesson 4 Answer Key Order Numbers 1
1. Write the populations on the place-value chart.
2. Start with the greatest place-value position. Compare.
____ > ____
3. Compare the digits in the next place.
____ = ____
4. Continue to compare until the digits are different
____ > ____
____ > ____ > ____
So, from greatest population to least, the order of the cities is
___, ____, and _____.

Answer:
Given that,
The population of Lowell is 103,299.
The population of Cambridge is 101,365.
The population of  Boston is 590,763.
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The greatest place value position is ten thousands place. 9 > 0
Compare the digits in the next place is 0 = 0
Compare until the digits are different is 9 > 6
7 > 3 > 2
The order of the population from greatest to least is 590,763; 103,299; 101,365.

Example 2
Order the numbers on the cards at the right from least to greatest.
1. Line up the numbers by the ones place.
McGraw Hill My Math Grade 4 Chapter 1 Lesson 4 Answer Key Order Numbers 2

Answer:
Given that,
The numbers are 245,032; 245,023; 254,002.
The order of the numbers from least to greatest is 245,023; 245,032; 254,002.

2. Start with the greatest place-value position. Compare.
Each number has a ____ in the hundred thousands place. So, compare the digits in the ten thousands place. The greatest number is _____
The two numbers that are left both have a ___ in the thousands place and a ___ in the hundreds place. The second greatest number is ____
So, in order from least to greatest, the numbers are
_____________________

Answer:
Each number has a 2 in the hundred thousands place. So, compare the digits in the ten thousands place. The greatest number is 254,002
The two numbers that are left both have a 5 in the thousands place and a 0 in the hundreds place. The second greatest number is 245,032
So, in order from least to greatest, the numbers are 245,023; 245,032; 254,002.

Talk Math
When ordering numbers, what do you do when the digits in the same place have the same value?
Answer:
When the digits in the same place have the same value means that both numbers are equal.
You cannot order the numbers.

Guided Practice

Question 1.
Place the numbers in the place-value chart in order from greatest to least.
52482
50,023
56,028
63340
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Answer:
Given that,
The numbers are 52,482; 50,023; 56,028; 63,340.
The order of numbers from greatest to least is 63,340; 56,028; 52,482; 50,023.
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Independent Practice

Place the numbers in the place-value chart in order from greatest to least.

Question 2.
12,378
12,783
12,873
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Answer:
Given that,
The numbers are 12,378; 12,783, 12,873.
The order of numbers from greatest to least is 12,873; 12,783; 12,378.
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Question 3.
258,103
248,034
285,091
248,934
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Answer:
Given that,
The numbers are 258,103; 248,034; 285,091; 248,934.
The order of the numbers from greatest to least is 285,091; 258,103; 248,934; 248034.
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Question 4.
138,032
138,023
139,006
183,467
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Answer:
Given that,
The numbers are 138,032; 138,023; 139,006; 183,467.
The order of numbers from greatest to least 183,467; 139,006; 138,032; 138,023.
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Question 5.
652,264
625,264
652,462
625,642
McGraw Hill My Math Grade 4 Chapter 1 Lesson 4 Answer Key Order Numbers 7
Answer:
Given that,
The numbers are 652,264; 625,264; 652,462; 625,642.
The order of the numbers from greatest to least is 652,462; 652,264; 625,642; 625,264.
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Order the numbers from least to greatest.

Question 6.
402,052; 425,674; 414,035
Answer:
Given that,
The numbers are 402,052; 425,674; 414,035
The order of numbers from least to greatest is 402,052; 414,035; 425,674.

Question 7.
643,947; 643,537; 642,066
Answer:
Given that,
The numbers are 643,947; 643,537; 642,066
The order of numbers from least to greatest is 642,066; 643,537; 643,947.

Question 3.
113,636; 372,257; 337,633
Answer:
Given that,
The numbers are 113,636; 372,257; 337,633
The order of numbers from least to greatest is 113,636; 337,633; 372,257.

Question 9.
563,426; 564,376; 653,363
Answer:
Given that,
The numbers are 563,426; 564,376; 653,363
The order of numbers from least to greatest is 563,426; 564,376; 653,363.

Problem Solving

Question 10.
Mathematical PRACTICE 2 Stop and Reflect Order the states from least (1) to greatest (4) total area.
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Answer:
Given that,
The total area of Wyoming is 97,814.
The total area of Alaska is 663,267.
The total area of Texas is 268,581.
The total area of California is 163,696.
The order of states according to the area is 97,814; 163,696; 268,581; 663,267.
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Question 11.
Order the dog breeds from least popular (1) to most popular (3).
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Answer:
Given that,
The number of Yorkshire Terrier breed is 47,238.
The number of Beagle bread is 42,592.
The number of German Shepherd 45,868.
Therefore the order of dog breads from least to greatest is 42,592; 45,868; 47,238.
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HOT Problems

Question 12.
Mathematical PRACTICE 1 Keep Trying Use the digits 2, 3, 4, 5, and 9 to create four 5-digit numbers. Use each digit exactly once in each number. Order them from least to greatest.
Answer:
Given that,
The digits are 2, 3, 4, 5, 9.
The order of the digits from least to greatest is 2, 3, 4, 5, 9.
Therefore the 5 digits number is 23,459

Question 13.
? Building on the Essential Question When do I compare real-world numbers?
Answer:
You compare the real world numbers one number should be small and one number should be bigger.
or both the numbers are same.

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