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Ascending order and descending order
Ascending or increasing order means arranging the numbers from the smallest to the
greatest.
example 3: Arrange the following numbers in ascending order:
32,656; 32,352; 32,682; 32,082
Solution: First, we arrange the given numbers in the tth th H t O
place value chart and then start comparing. 3 2 6 5 6 iii
3 2 3 = 5 < 2 ii
32,082 is the smallest number and 32,682 is 3 2 6 8 2 iv
the greatest number. 3 2 0 8 2 i
Also, 32,352 is smaller than 32,656.
Same Same
So, 32,082 < 32,352 < 32,656 < 32,682
Descending or decreasing order means arranging numbers from the greatest to the
smallest.
example 4: Arrange the following numbers in descending order:
4,356; 35,605; 8,78,956; 67,897
Solution: First, we arrange the given numbers in the L tth th H t O
place value chart and then start comparing. 4 3 5 6 iv
8,78,956 is the greatest number and 3 5 6 0 5 iii
4,356 is the smallest number. 8 7 < 8 9 5 6 ii i
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Also, 67,897 is greater than 35,605.
So, 8,78,956 > 67,897 > 35,605 > 4,356
Practice time 1C
1. Fill in the boxes with < or >.
(a) 58,696 9,98,769 (b) 63,201 63,990
(c) 4,69,422 4,66,422 (d) 9,99,989 9,99,999
2. Find the greatest and smallest numbers in the following:
(a) 48,957; 57,876; 87,856; 38,857
(b) 4,88,232; 4,88,332; 45,657; 48,656
(c) 6,45,261; 6,45,562; 6,45,172; 6,45,304
(d) 5,78,910; 5,78,960; 5,68,960; 5,78,958
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