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Whole Numbers
     Numbers up to 1000

 What will we learn today?
  • Number notation and place
    values (ones, tens, hundreds)
Before we begin, let’s understand
what is place values.
In the number 45,


       tens         ones
In the number 45,


       tens         ones



We can say, 45 = 4 tens 5 ones
If the number is greater,
For example, 245
If the number is greater,
For example, 245


       4 tens     5 ones


We can see that there are
 4 tens 5 ones.
There is also a digit ‘2’, which
stands for 2 hundreds.
If the number is greater,
  For example, 245
2 hundreds
         4 tens    5 ones


  We can see that there are
   4 tens 5 ones.
  There are also a digit ‘2’, which
  stands for 2 hundreds.
So, in a 3 digit number,
There are
 Hundreds place
 Tens place
 Ones place
Which number stands for
5 hundreds and 5 ones?
a) 55

b) 505

c) 550

d) 555
Which number stands for
5 hundreds and 5 ones?
a) 55

b) 505

c) 550          tens
                       ones
d) 555   hundreds
Which number stands for
5 hundreds and 5 ones?
a) 55
                5              5
b) 505

c) 550                tens
                             ones
d) 555      hundreds

         Fill in the hundreds and ones place.
Which number stands for
5 hundreds and 5 ones?
a) 55
                 5        0       5
b) 505

c) 550                   tens
                                ones
d) 555      hundreds

         Since there is no value in the tens place,
         we will put down as ‘0’.
Which number stands for
5 hundreds and 5 ones?
a) 55

b) 505

c) 550

d) 555

Ans: (b)
Here’s another example.
What is the smallest number
that can be formed with the
digits 5,4 and 8?
a) 545

b) 584

c) 458

d) 485
What is the smallest number
that can be formed with the
digits 5,4 and 8?
a) 545

b) 584
                 tens
                        ones
c) 458
         hundreds
           To form the smallest number,
d) 485     the first digit must be the
           smallest number.
What is the smallest number
that can be formed with the
digits 5,4 and 8?
a) 545     4

b) 584
                 tens
                        ones
c) 458
         hundreds
d) 485     The smallest number is 4.
What is the smallest number
that can be formed with the
digits 5,4 and 8?
a) 545      4

b) 584
                  tens
                         ones
c) 458
         hundreds
           The second digit should be
d) 485     the smaller number of the
           remaining numbers.
What is the smallest number
that can be formed with the
digits 5,4 and 8?
a) 545      4       5

b) 584
                 tens
                        ones
c) 458
         hundreds
d) 485     5 is the smaller number of
           the remaining numbers.
What is the smallest number
that can be formed with the
digits 5,4 and 8?
a) 545     4        5    8

b) 584
                 tens
                        ones
c) 458
         hundreds
d) 485     Place the last number in
           the ones place.
What is the smallest number
that can be formed with the
digits 5,4 and 8?
a) 545

b) 584

c) 458

d) 485         Ans: (c)
Are you ready to
  try out the
   questions?

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Kungfu math p2 slide1 (numbers up to 1000)

  • 1. Whole Numbers Numbers up to 1000 What will we learn today? • Number notation and place values (ones, tens, hundreds)
  • 2. Before we begin, let’s understand what is place values.
  • 3. In the number 45, tens ones
  • 4. In the number 45, tens ones We can say, 45 = 4 tens 5 ones
  • 5. If the number is greater, For example, 245
  • 6. If the number is greater, For example, 245 4 tens 5 ones We can see that there are 4 tens 5 ones. There is also a digit ‘2’, which stands for 2 hundreds.
  • 7. If the number is greater, For example, 245 2 hundreds 4 tens 5 ones We can see that there are 4 tens 5 ones. There are also a digit ‘2’, which stands for 2 hundreds.
  • 8. So, in a 3 digit number, There are  Hundreds place  Tens place  Ones place
  • 9. Which number stands for 5 hundreds and 5 ones? a) 55 b) 505 c) 550 d) 555
  • 10. Which number stands for 5 hundreds and 5 ones? a) 55 b) 505 c) 550 tens ones d) 555 hundreds
  • 11. Which number stands for 5 hundreds and 5 ones? a) 55 5 5 b) 505 c) 550 tens ones d) 555 hundreds Fill in the hundreds and ones place.
  • 12. Which number stands for 5 hundreds and 5 ones? a) 55 5 0 5 b) 505 c) 550 tens ones d) 555 hundreds Since there is no value in the tens place, we will put down as ‘0’.
  • 13. Which number stands for 5 hundreds and 5 ones? a) 55 b) 505 c) 550 d) 555 Ans: (b)
  • 15. What is the smallest number that can be formed with the digits 5,4 and 8? a) 545 b) 584 c) 458 d) 485
  • 16. What is the smallest number that can be formed with the digits 5,4 and 8? a) 545 b) 584 tens ones c) 458 hundreds To form the smallest number, d) 485 the first digit must be the smallest number.
  • 17. What is the smallest number that can be formed with the digits 5,4 and 8? a) 545 4 b) 584 tens ones c) 458 hundreds d) 485 The smallest number is 4.
  • 18. What is the smallest number that can be formed with the digits 5,4 and 8? a) 545 4 b) 584 tens ones c) 458 hundreds The second digit should be d) 485 the smaller number of the remaining numbers.
  • 19. What is the smallest number that can be formed with the digits 5,4 and 8? a) 545 4 5 b) 584 tens ones c) 458 hundreds d) 485 5 is the smaller number of the remaining numbers.
  • 20. What is the smallest number that can be formed with the digits 5,4 and 8? a) 545 4 5 8 b) 584 tens ones c) 458 hundreds d) 485 Place the last number in the ones place.
  • 21. What is the smallest number that can be formed with the digits 5,4 and 8? a) 545 b) 584 c) 458 d) 485 Ans: (c)
  • 22. Are you ready to try out the questions?