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                  4.  Write the expanded form of the following numbers in two ways. One has

                       been done for you.
                                 Numbers                                  expanded Form

                          (a)        142              1 hundred + 4 tens + 2 ones                     100 + 40 + 2

                          (b)        227         _____________________________                       ___________

                          (c)        945         _____________________________                       ___________

                          (d)        480         _____________________________                       ___________

                  5.  Write the numbers in their short form.

                       (a) 700 + 50 + 9 = ____  (b)  200 + 30 + 1 = ____  (c)  300 + 30 + 3 =  ____

                  6.  Who am I?

                       (a) I have 2 at hundreds place, 3 at tens place and 0 at ones place. I am ________.

                       (b) I have 6 at tens place, 4 at hundreds place and 5 at ones place. I am ________.

                       (c) I have 0 at tens place, 7 at ones place and 5 at hundreds place. I am ________.

                       (d) I have 9 at ones place, 2 at tens place and 7 at hundreds place. I am ________.

                  COMPaRISON OF NUMBERS

                  Diwali is a very famous festival in India.
                  It is also called the festival of lights. On

                  this day, people decorate their homes

                  with light.

                  Mukul, Sandhya and their parents are

                  going for Diwali shopping. They make

                  a list of things for Diwali celebration.

                   Candles:                   215 Diyas:                        240      Lanterns:                   85

                   Glitter bulbs:             315 Sweets:                       155      Gift boxes:               155

                  In the above list, the number of sweets ‘is equal to’ the number of gift boxes.

                  That is, 155 = 155

                  When ‘=’ is used between the two numbers, that means the

                  numbers on both sides have the same value.

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