Numbers Through Hundred Thousands
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1 Name 1.3? Numbers Through Hundred Essential Question What relationships can you find in the place-value system? Number and Operations 3.2.B Also 3.2.A MATHEMATICAL PROCESSES 3.1.C, 3.1.F Unlock the Problem Connect You have learned how to find the value of a digit in a 5-digit number. You can use a pattern to find the value of a digit in any number. Look at the patterns in the table. What patterns do you see? ones 1 tens 10 ones = 10 hundreds 10 tens = 100 thousands 10 hundreds = 1,000 ten thousands 10 thousands = 10,000 hundred thousands 10 ten thousands = 100,000 Try This! Use the place-value chart below to answer the questions. Hundred Ten Hundreds Tens Ones In 60,000 how many ten thousands in all? _ how many thousands in all? _ how many hundreds in all? _ In 500,000 how many ten thousands in all? _ how many thousands in all? _ how many hundred thousands in all? _ Module 1 17
2 Share and Show Use the place-value chart. Hundred Ten Hundreds Tens Ones Math Talk Mathematical Processes Describe the pattern you see in the chart. In 40, how many ten 2. how many 3. how many hundreds in all? In 700, how many hundred 5. how many 6. how many tens in all? Problem Solving Complete the sentences for 7 8. The capital of Texas is Austin. In a recent year, there were 790,390 people living in Austin. 7. The digit is in the hundred thousands place and has a value of. 8. The digit is in the hundreds place and has a value of. 9. Write the number 790,390 in expanded form. TEXAS Austin 10. Explain how you can find the number of thousands in 790,
3 Name Problem Solving Use the table for How many thousands of people live in Boston? City Population Number of People Boulder, CO 94,673 Tampa, FL 335,709 Tucson, AZ 520, How many ten thousands of people live in Boulder? Boston, MA 617, How many hundreds of people live in Tucson? Write Math Show Your Work 14. Reasoning Describe the relationship between the two digit 3s in the population of Tampa. 15. The Chicago Cubs baseball team plays its home games at Wrigley Field in Chicago, Illinois. The stadium holds 41,160 people. How many hundreds of people in all can the stadium hold? 16. Multi-Step Unscramble the place values. Write the number in standard form. 3 tens + 4 ten thousands + 9 ones + 8 thousands + 2 hundred thousands + 6 hundreds Module 1 Lesson 3 19
4 Daily Assessment Task Mathematical Processes Fill in the bubble for the correct answer choice. 17. A robot can juggle 153,270 rings. Which digit is in the thousands place in the number of rings that the robot can juggle? A 5 C 2 B 1 D Otis scored 27,486 points playing a computer game. Which digit is in the ten thousands place of his score? A 7 C 8 B 2 D Multi-Step A store sells single greeting cards, bundles of 10 cards, boxes of 100 cards, and cases of 1,000 cards. A business buys 12,578 cards. How can they buy this exact amount? A B C D 12 cases, 15 boxes, 7 bundles, and 8 singles 1 case, 15 boxes, 7 bundles, and 8 singles 12 cases, 5 boxes, 7 bundles, and 8 singles 1 case, 5 boxes, 17 bundles, and 8 singles 20 TEXAS Test Prep 20. On one day, a theme park in Central Florida had 26,572 visitors. How many thousands of people visited the theme park? A 26 B 2 C 265 D 65
5 Homework and Practice Name Number and Operations 3.2.B Also 3.2.A MATHEMATICAL PROCESSES 3.1.C, 3.1.F 1.3 Numbers Through Hundred Use the table for How many ten thousands of red crayons were made? Crayons Made at the Factory Color Number of Crayons Red 420,189 Purple 148,305 Blue 327, How many hundreds of purple crayons were made? 3. How many thousands of blue crayons were made? 4. Unscramble the place values. Write the number in standard form. 4 hundreds + 5 tens + 7 ten thousands + 9 ones + 3 thousands + 1 hundred thousand. 5. Unscramble the place values. Write the number in standard form. 3 thousands + 4 ones + 8 hundred thousands + 7 hundreds + 5 ten thousands. Problem Solving 6. Last year, a sticker factory made a total of 528,390 booklets of stickers. How many hundreds of booklets of stickers were made? 7. A trucking company shipped a total of 151,375 boxes of fruit across the county. How many thousands of boxes of fruit were shipped? Module 1 Lesson 3 21
6 Lesson Check 8. Deanna plays a video game and scores 73,492 points. Which digit is in the ten thousands place of her score? A 3 B 4 C 7 D In one day, 125,683 people fly in and out of an airport in Texas. How many thousands of people fly in and out that day? A 5,000 B 5,683 C 25 D Multi-Step A marble factory makes single marbles, then puts them in boxes of 10, cartons of 100, and crates of 1,000. How can the marble factory package 21,650 marbles? 22 A B C D 2 crates, 16 cartons, 50 boxes 21 crates, 60 cartons, 5 boxes 21 crates, 6 cartons, 5 boxes 2 crates, 10 cartons, 65 boxes TEXAS Test Prep 9. A newspaper company prints 15,980 copies in one day. Which digit is in the hundreds place? A 8 B 9 C 5 D In one week, 215,328 people visit the Grand Canyon. How many hundreds of people visit the canyon that week? A 300 B 53 C 2,153 D Multi-Step A company makes baseball cards in packs of 10, boxes of 100, and cases of 1,000. A store orders a total of 15,470 cards. How can the company fill the order in the exact amount? A B C D 1 case, 5 boxes, 47 packs 1 case, 54 boxes, 7packs 15 cases, 40 boxes, 7 packs 15 cases, 4 boxes, 7 packs
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