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Explore the excellent study materials for Math Grade 4 Workbook 1 KNTT, Comparing Numbers with Multiple Digits. Students will gain insights and grasp techniques to solve homework exercises, making it easier and more accurate to solve related tasks.
Refer to other excellent Grade 4 Math resources:
- Solve Math Grade 4 Knowledge Connection
- Solve Math Grade 4 Workbook 1 Kite on pages 23, 24, 25 - Exercise 9: Comparing Numbers with Multiple Digits
Solve Math Grade 4 Workbook 1 Knowledge Connection on pages 47, 48, 49
Exercise 14: Comparing Numbers with Multiple Digits
Solve Math Grade 4 Workbook 1 SGK, KNTT Book: Activities on pages 47, 48
Solve Exercise 1 on page 47 Math Grade 4 Workbook 1 Knowledge Connection
Problem Statement:
Solution:
Solving Problem 2 on page 47 of Grade 4 Mathematics Volume 1 book Connect Knowledge
Problem: Compare the prices of Uncle Ba's and Uncle Six's houses
Solution:
Solving Problem 3 on page 48 of Grade 4 Mathematics Volume 1 book Connect Knowledge
Problem: Việt stated: 'The numbers 37,003,847 and 23,938,399 have the same number of digits. The last digit of 23,938,399 is 9. The last digit of 37,003,847 is 7.
Since 9 is greater than 7, Việt concluded that 23,938,399 is greater than 37,003,847'.
Ask where Việt made a mistake?
Solution:
Grade 4 Math Exercise Book, Connect Knowledge Textbook: Practice on pages 48, 49
Solving Problem 1 on page 48 of Grade 4 Mathematics Volume 1 book Connect Knowledge
Problem: The number of livestock in Vietnam (according to the Statistical Yearbook 2020) is shown in the table below:
Which type of livestock is raised in Vietnam:
a) The most?
b) The least?
Solution:
Solving Problem 2 on page 49 of Grade 4 Mathematics Volume 1 book Connect Knowledge
Problem: Choose the correct answer
Arrange the numbers written on the locomotive and train carriages in descending order, which train group is below?
Solution:
Solving Problem 3 on page 49 of Grade 4 Mathematics Volume 1 book Connect Knowledge
Problem: The robot has 9 cards as follows:
From the cards above:
a) Please create the largest number with nine digits.
b) Please create the smallest number with nine digits.
Solution:
Solving Problem 4 on page 49 of Grade 4 Mathematics Volume 1 book Connect Knowledge
Problem: Arrange 12 rings as shown below, the robot creates the number 312 211 011. With 12 rings, what is the largest number you can create?
Solution:
Here is the solution to Grade 4 Mathematics Connect Knowledge Textbook pages 47, 48, 49 Comparing numbers with multiple digits, you can also refer to Solving grade 4 math problems on pages 50, 51 of the Connect Knowledge Textbook - Exercise 15: Getting familiar with natural number sequences or review Solving grade 4 math problems on pages 45, 46 of the Connect Knowledge Textbook - Exercise 13: Rounding numbers to the nearest hundred thousand to reinforce knowledge.
