Worksheet on Arranging Numbers
Practice math worksheet on arranging numbers. The questions are mainly related to arranging numbers in ascending order, descending order, comparing numbers and finding the greatest number and the smallest number.
1. Compare using > = < :
(a) 34872 ___ 34900
(b) 87945 ___ 78945
(c) 724582 ___ 88899
(d) 206006 ___ 116116
(e) 846470 ___ 847740
(f) 42358 ___ 423580
2. Draw a circle around the greatest number:
(a) 9212 9122 9211 9221
(b) 5050 5550 5500 5005
(c) 777 7070 7007 7700
(d) 20050 20500 20005 25000
3. Draw a circle around the smallest number:
(a) 28118 28108 28008 28180
(b) 127582 125872 127528 127258
(c) 437 4737 7437 774
(d) 1234 3214 4312 1123
4. Rearrange in ascending order:
(a) 4747 2674 8617 7147
(b) 16641 16614 16416 16461
(c) 46347 46743 46734 46473
5. Arrange the given numbers in ascending order.
(a) 58,992; 59,228; 8,59,992; 1,54,992
(b) 7,96,441; 8,96,441; 7,99,641; 8,59,821
(c) 6,89,774; 6,78,940; 7,18,444; 5,68,710
(d) 3,80,751; 3,36,547; 3,98,694; 3,26,880
(e) 5,56,442; 5,26,452; 5,95,442; 5,34,561
6. Rearrange in descending order:
(a) 913 912 219 293
(b) 6767 6677 7676 7766
(c) 14201 14102 15112 15122
(d) 76391 78731 76139 76319
7. Arrange the given numbers in descending order.
(a) 71, 800; 40,875; 72,984; 6,98,504
(b) 8,63,019; 8,60,548; 8,65,881; 8,59,004
(c) 6,30,062; 1,63,050; 8,39,035; 5,69,204
(d) 3,80,651; 3,37,547; 3,90,694; 3,36,880
(e) 8,56,422; 8,26,452; 8,95,442; 8,34,561
8. Arrange the numbers on the given number line.
(i) 6,63,945; 6,84,326; 6,34,485; 6,03,827
(ii) 3,99,542; 3,09,821; 3,69,547; 3,39,841
(iii) 8,91,400; 8,91,300; 8,91,200; 8,91,500
9. Arrange the following numbers in ascending order:
(i) 56,827; 18,905; 21,519; 6,219; 5,861
(ii) 3,65,727; 4,78,051: 26,871: 45,343 19,006
(iii) 351; 1,678; 2,500: 6,135: 21,014
(iv) 4,89,326: 4,89,362; 4,98,326; 49,326, 6,54,289
10. Arrange the following numbers in descending order:
(i) 2,91,730; 5,725; 4,61,300: 81,703; 293
(ii) 81,526; 5,54,839; 2,81,263: 7,19,076; 2,35,249
(iii) 7,25,017; 43,510; 56,785: 1,00,009; 85,379
(iv) 6,53,192; 6,35,294; 68,156; 1,28,193; 6,346
11. Form the greatest number using the digits 7, 0, 6, 3, 1, 8 and 6, 0, 0, 9, 1, 3. Identify the number which is greater by comparing them.
12. Given below is the number of people visiting the three shopping malls in a week. Identify and tell which mall received the highest number of visitors and which mall received the least number of visitors.
Mall X - 9,02,200
Mall Y – 7,99,200
Mall Z – 9,18,700
Answers for worksheet on arranging numbers are given below to check the exact answers of the questions.
Answers
1. (a) <
(b) >
(c) >
(d) >
(e) <
(f) <
2. (a) 9221
(b) 5550
(c) 7700
(d) 25000
3. (a) 28008
(b) 125872
(c) 437
(d) 1123
4. (a) 2674 4747 7147 8617
(b) 16416 16461 16614 16641
(c) 46347 46473 46734 46743
5. (a) 58,992; 59,228; 1,54,992; 8,59,992
(b) 7,96,441; 7,99,641; 8,59,821; 8,96,441
(c) 5,68,710; 6,78,940; 6,89,774; 7,18,444
(d) 3,26,880; 3,36,547; 3,80,751; 3,98,694
(e) 5,26,452; 5,34,561; 5,56,442; 5,95,442
6. (a) 913 912 293 219
(b) 7766 7676 6767 6677
(c) 15122 15112 14201 14102
(d) 78731 76391 76319 76139
7. (a) 6,98,504; 72,984; 71,800; 40,875
(b) 8,65,881; 8,63,019; 8,60,548; 8,59,004
(c) 8,39,035; 6,30,062; 5,69,204; 1,63,050
(d) 3,90,694; 3,80,651; 3,37,547; 3,36,880
(e) 8,95,442; 8,56,422; 8,34,561; 8,26,452
8. (i) 6,03,827; 6,34,485; 6,63,945; 6,84,326
(ii) 3,09,821; 3,39,841; 3,69,547; 3,99,542
(iii) 8,91,200; 8,91,300; 8,91,400; 8,91,500
9. (i) 5,861; 6,219; 18,905; 21,519; 56,827
(ii) 19,006; 26,871; 45,343; 3,65,727; 4,78,051
(iii) 351; 1,678; 2,500; 6,135; 21,014
(iv) 4,89,326; 4,89,362; 4,98,326; 6,54,289
10. (i) 4,61,300; 291,730; 81,703; 5,725; 293
(ii) 719,076; 5,54,838; 281,263; 2,35,249; 81,526
(iii) 7,25,017; 1,00,009; 85,379; 56,785; 43,510
(iv) 6,53,192; 6,35,294; 1,28,193; 68,156; 6,346
11. 8,76,310 < 9,63,100
12. Highest number of visitors in Mall Z - 9,18,700
Least number of visitors in Mall Y - 7,99,200
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