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- Year 3
- Hundreds, Tens and Units
In this worksheet, students arrange sequences of ascending and descending numbers.
Worksheet Overview
In this worksheet, you have to put numbers either in decreasing/descending order, or in increasing/ascending order.
For example:
Put the numbers in descending order, from largest to smallest.
Answer:
931, 541, 518, 469
Firstly, 931 is the biggest because it has the largest hundreds digit.
Next we compare 541 and 518. They both have a 5 in the hundreds place, so we look at the tens place and see that 541 is larger than 518.
469 is the smallest because 469 has the smallest hundreds digit.
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Do you know what ‘Ascending Order’ means? We say the numbers are in ascending order, when the numbers are arranged from the smallest to the largest. In this way we place the numbers in an increasing order. For example, look at these numbers; 49, 23, 107, 95 and 77. How to arrange these numbers in ascending order? First pick up the smallest out of all the given numbers. Then the second smallest, and so on until the largest. Likewise, in the given series of numbers 23, 49, 77, 95 and 107 are arranged in ascending order.
Do you know what ‘Descending Order’ means? We say the numbers are in descending order, when the numbers are arranged from the largest to the smallest. In this way we place the numbers in a decreasing order. For example, look at these numbers; 49, 23, 107, 95 and 77. How to arrange these numbers in descending order? First pick up the largest out of all the given numbers. Then the second largest, and so on until the smallest. Likewise, in the given series of numbers 107, 95, 77, 49 and 23 are arranged in descending order.
With this online worksheet you can improve your ability in ordering numbers in ascending order by arranging numbers from the smallest to the largest. Learn ascending order by arranging numbers from least to greatest. Enjoy ordering numbers in ascending order!
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