Compare Three-Digit Numbers - 2nd Grade Math
- Which place value do you compare first to decide if one three-digit number is larger than another?
- Compare the hundreds digits first. Start with the leftmost digit for the largest place value.
- What symbol should you write if the first number is less than the second number?
- Write . The symbol opens toward the larger number.
- What symbol means "less than" when comparing two numbers, such as ?
- . The pointed side faces the smaller number, pointing left means less.
- What symbol should you write if the first number is greater than the second number?
- Write . The symbol points to the smaller number.
- What symbol makes this true: ?
- . Compare hundreds: 9 > 1.
- What symbol makes this true: ?
- . Same hundreds (4), compare tens: 0 < 1.
- What symbol makes this true: ?
- . Compare hundreds first: 7 > 6.
- What does the symbol mean when comparing two numbers?
- means "greater than." The open side points to the larger number.
- What symbol makes this true: ?
- . Same hundreds (6), same tens (0), compare ones: 0 < 1.
- Identify the smaller number: or ?
- . 5 hundreds < 5 hundreds with 7 tens.
- What symbol makes this true: ?
- . Same hundreds (8), compare tens: 2 > 0.
- Identify the correct comparison symbol to make the statement true: .
- . All digits match: , , .
- What symbol means "equal to" when comparing two numbers, such as ?
- . Shows both numbers have the same value.
- Which symbol makes the statement true: ?
- . Same hundreds (4), but 0 tens < 2 tens.
- Which symbol makes the statement true: ?
- . 1 hundred < 2 hundreds.
- Choose the true statement using , , or : .
- . Hundreds: , making the statement true.
- Identify the correct comparison symbol to make the statement true: .
- . Compare tens: , so .
- What is the correct comparison using symbols: compared to ?
- . Compare hundreds: 3 > 2.
- What does the hundreds digit tell you when comparing two three-digit numbers?
- It tells how many hundreds; the larger hundreds digit makes the larger number. Hundreds place has the greatest value, so compare it first.
- Which symbol makes the statement true: ?
- . 3 hundreds < 3 hundreds with 5 tens.
- What is the correct comparison using symbols: compared to ?
- . All three digits match, so they're equal.
- Find the missing digit that makes the statement true: .
- . Middle digit must be to match .
- Identify the error: A student wrote . Which symbol makes the comparison correct?
- . Tens: , so is correct.
- What symbol makes this true: ?
- . 300 has 3 hundreds while 299 has only 2 hundreds.
- Which symbol makes the statement true: ?
- . Both numbers are identical.
- Identify the correct comparison symbol to make the statement true: .
- . Compare tens: , so .
- Which symbol makes the statement true: ?
- . Same hundreds and tens, but 0 < 8 in ones place.
- Which place value should you compare first when comparing -digit numbers?
- Compare the hundreds place first. Hundreds determine the size most in 3-digit numbers.
- What place value do you compare if the hundreds and tens digits match in two three-digit numbers?
- Compare the ones digits. Check ones only when both hundreds and tens match.
- Which symbol makes the statement true: ?
- . Same hundreds (5), but 6 tens > 0 tens.
- What does the symbol mean when comparing two numbers?
- means "less than." The pointed side points to the smaller number.
- Which symbol makes the statement true: ?
- . Same hundreds and tens, but 1 < 9 in ones place.
- What symbol makes this true: ?
- . Same hundreds (2), compare tens: 7 > 5.
- Which symbol makes the statement true: ?
- . Same hundreds (7), but 1 ten > 0 tens.
- Which number is less: or ?
- . Compare tens: , making smaller.
- What place value do you compare if the hundreds and tens digits are equal in two -digit numbers?
- Compare the ones place. When hundreds and tens match, ones place decides.
- What is the correct comparison using symbols: compared to ?
- . Same hundreds (4), compare tens: 0 < 7.
- What should you compare next if two three-digit numbers have the same hundreds and tens digits?
- Compare the ones digits. When hundreds and tens match, ones place breaks the tie.
- What symbol makes this true: ?
- . Same hundreds (5), compare tens: 3 > 0.
- What symbol means "greater than" when comparing two numbers, such as ?
- . The open side faces the larger number, pointing right means greater.
- What place value do you compare if the hundreds digits are equal in two -digit numbers?
- Compare the tens place. When hundreds match, tens place breaks the tie.
- Which symbol makes the statement true: ?
- . Same hundreds (4), but 7 tens > 6 tens.
- Which symbol makes the statement true: ?
- . Same hundreds (2), but 1 ten > 0 tens.
- Identify the correct comparison symbol to make the statement true: .
- . Compare tens: , so .
- What symbol makes this true: ?
- . All digits are the same, so the numbers are equal.
- What place value do you compare next if the hundreds digits are the same in two three-digit numbers?
- Compare the tens digits next. Move right to tens when hundreds are equal.
- Which number is less: or ?
- . Compare tens: , making smaller.
- What symbol should you write if two numbers have the same value?
- Write . Equal sign shows both numbers are identical.
- What should you compare next if two three-digit numbers have the same hundreds digit?
- Compare the tens digits. When hundreds are equal, tens place determines which is larger.
- Which number is greater: or ?
- . Compare ones: , so .
- Which symbol makes the statement true: ?
- . 9 hundreds > 1 hundred.