Question 1

Why do we start with the largest place value when comparing two numbers?

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Comparing and Ordering Large Numbers: Why do we start with the largest place value when comparing two numbers? — Explore this question with an AI-generated active learning mission from Flip Education. Aligned with Common Core State Standards for 2nd Grade Mathematics.

Question 2

How can a number have more digits but a smaller value than another number?

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Comparing and Ordering Large Numbers: How can a number have more digits but a smaller value than another number? — Explore this question with an AI-generated active learning mission from Flip Education. Aligned with Common Core State Standards for 2nd Grade Mathematics.

Question 3

In what real world situations is estimating a value more useful than having an exact count?

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Comparing and Ordering Large Numbers: In what real world situations is estimating a value more useful than having an exact count? — Explore this question with an AI-generated active learning mission from Flip Education. Aligned with Common Core State Standards for 2nd Grade Mathematics.

Comparing and Ordering Large Numbers

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