Consolidation questions 1 · place value
Write 801,050,008 in expanded form, including its nonzero place values.
Great Inheritance Mathematics Term A · Independent learning
Practice — Chapter 1
Consolidation target: Consolidate large-number notation and place-value multiplication/division in fresh applications.
Fresh problems from the immediately preceding lesson cluster. Show all work and attach correct units.
Consolidation questions
Consolidation questions 2 · place value
In 501,080,002, what is the value of the digit 1 in the millions place?
Consolidation questions 3 · scaling
Calculate 67 × 10. Explain how the digit values change.
Consolidation questions 4 · scaling
Calculate 35 × 10. Explain how the digit values change.
Consolidation questions 5 · division with remainder
Calculate 833 ÷ 10. Give a whole-number quotient and remainder.
Consolidation questions 6 · division with remainder
Calculate 6,569 ÷ 100. Give a whole-number quotient and remainder.
Consolidation questions 7 · round-number multiplication
Calculate 94 × 70 by factoring 70.
Consolidation questions 8 · round-number multiplication
Calculate 77 × 900 by factoring 900.
Consolidation questions 9 · equivalent quotient
Find 3,920 ÷ 70. Explain which shared factor can be removed.
Consolidation questions 10 · equivalent quotient
Find 89,100 ÷ 900. Explain which shared factor can be removed.
Representation and explanation
Use Consolidation Questions 1 and 2 above (not two questions of your choice). For Question 1 draw a place-value chart with zeros in their correct columns. For Question 2 draw a place-value chart with zeros in their correct columns. Label all quantities, include physical measurement units when they are part of the question, show which operation your model proves, and check the answers by an inverse calculation or a size estimate.