1.2 Comparing Numbers to 100,000

23,728 _________ 23,287

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45,908 _________ 54,908

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1,301 ________1,310

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1,345 _________ 1,345

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85,190 _________ 8,102

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Camryn has 7,456 pencils. Peyton has 7,564 pencils. How has the most pencils?

• Camryn

• Peyton

• They have the same amount

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Weston has 59,182 race cars. Mason has 9,182 race cars. Tripp has 50,182 race cars. Who has the most amount of race cars?

• Weston

• Mason

• Tripp

• They all have the same amount

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Which shows these numbers in order from least to greatest?
16,451; 16,250; 17,014

• 17,014; 16,451; 16,250
• 16,451; 16,250; 17,014
• 16,250; 16,451; 17,014

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Which shows these numbers in order from least to greatest?

61,028; 82,073; 49,006

• 49,006; 61,028; 82,073

• 82,073; 61,028; 49,006

• 49,006; 82,073; 61,028

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Which list correctly shows the following numbers in order from least to greatest? 905; 998; 984; 983

• 905, 983, 984, 998

• 998, 983, 984, 905

• 998, 984, 983, 905

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