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PREPAIR BY: Ilham Karimi Binti Mat Rof D

 Whole number is a serial number starting from 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,…...  Whole numbers are the basis of most of the mathematical ideas  Mastery of basic skills can help students learn other topics.  Whole number is a serial number starting from 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,…...  Whole numbers are the basis of most of the mathematical ideas  Mastery of basic skills can help students learn other topics. Fraction & Decimal is not a whole number!

hundredtwentya 493  Number above is 493  Have three digits  Digit 3 is in place "sa". Value 3 indicates that there are three "a"  Digit 9 is located at "twenty". Value of 9 indicates that there are 9 "twenty"  Digit 4 is in place "hundred". Value of 4 indicates that there are four "hundred"  Number above is 493  Have three digits  Digit 3 is in place "sa". Value 3 indicates that there are three "a"  Digit 9 is located at "twenty". Value of 9 indicates that there are 9 "twenty"  Digit 4 is in place "hundred". Value of 4 indicates that there are four "hundred" Each digit in a number has a place value and value of a particular digit

hundredtwentya 375  Three hundred and seventy-five thousandhundredtwentya 2418  Two thousand four hundred and eighteen twentya 31  Thirty-one Write whole numbers in words

 Fifty-six  Seven ratuh twenty-three Five thousand six hundred and twenty-seven  56 

 Rounding is used to obtain the expected value. The expected value is the nearest value.  A number can be rounded to a specific place value in accordance with the following rounding rules.  if the digit is 5 or more, add 1 to the digit in the place to be rounded up and replace the other digits to the right of 0.  if the digit is less than 5, keep the digit in the place to be rounded up and replace the other digits to the right of the empty

Round to the nearest hundred Place value is hundreds 2<5, keep the digits 8 and replace all digits to the right of 0 answer : > More than < Less than

Round 4279 to the nearest fifty Value place is twenty 9>5, add 1 to the digit 7 and replace all digits to the right of 0 answer : 4280 > More than < Less than

ADDItion Addition is the process of finding the sum of two or more numbers. The steps involved in the addition of whole numbers: i.Arrange the numbers vertically according to the place. i.Add the digits in descending order, a, twenty, hundred and beyond. ii.Step work from right to left.

EXAMPLE 1 : Solve = ? EXAMPLE 2 : Solve = ? EXAMPLE 3 : Solve = ?

SUBTRACTION Subtraction is the process of finding the difference between the two to find the remainder when a smaller number subtracted from the larger number. Example: subtract 3 from 9, = 6. The steps involved in subtraction of the whole number is the same the steps that need to be taken to increase.

EXAMPLE 1 : Solve = ? EXAMPLE 2 : Solve 4561 – 381 = ? EXAMPLE 3 : Solve = ?

multiplication Multiplication is repeated addition process. Steps to perform multiplication: = Round numbers sorted by the place. = Multiply by a, twenty and beyond. The product of a whole number by the number zero is equal to zero (3 x 0 = 0) The product of a whole number of one, corresponding to the number itself (9 x 1 = 9)

EXAMPLE : Solve 318 x 34 = ? X

DIVISION Division is the equal sharing operations. When 0 divided by any number, the result is either 0 (0 ÷ 5 = 0). Division of a number by 0 is worthless. Steps to do the division: = Round numbers arranged in conventional form. = Begin dividing the value of the greatest.

EXAMPLE : Solve 576 ÷ 18 = ?

When there is only one operation, a calculation is done from left to right. Calculation involving the operations' + ' and' - ' only' or 'x' and '÷' only, a calculation is done from left to right. To make calculations involving brackets and a number of operations, operating in the proper brackets solved first, followed by the 'x' and '÷' and a '+' and '-'. For example, 45 + (2 x 5) - 12 ÷ 4 = 52.

Which is the 'two thousand six hundred and forty-nine'? A2639 B2649 C2469 D2339 List of Questions ….

Round to the nearest thousand. A42840 B42900 C42800 D43000 List of Questions ….

Get the sum of 2344 and 129. Next obtain minus revenue for the number. A2473/ 2215 B2561/ 2135 C2910/ 2153 D2437/ 2215 List of Questions ….

What is the product of 345 and 12? A4041 B4400 C4140 D4144 Senarai Soalan….

Solve ÷ 12 = A4568 B4566 C4368 D4364 List of Questions ….

Solve 47 x 2 – ( ) = A70 B65 C72 D76 List of Questions ….

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