Ordering multi digit numbers | 4th grade math (Illustrative Math-aligned) | Khan Academy

- [Instructor] Order the
values from least to greatest.

Put the lowest numbers on the left.

So pause this video and try to do that.

All right, if you're doing
this on Khan Academy,

you could drag these things around,

but it's good that I'm going
to be able to write this out.

So what I like to do is
go look at our place value

and start with the largest
place values first.

And so, let's start with
the ten thousands place.

So we have five ten
thousands, five ten thousands,

and seven ten thousands,

so this number on the right
is definitely the largest.

Now, we wanna go from least to greatest,

so I'm gonna put this
on the right, 75,314.

This is definitely the greatest.

Now, what's left?

So we've used that one up.

Now let's think about
these two right over here.

Now let's go to the thousands place.

We both had five ten thousands

and we both have seven thousands,

so not seeing a difference yet.

Then we go to the hundreds place,

three hundreds, three hundreds.

Then we go to the tens place,

four tens, one 10.

So this one over here is the smallest,

and even if you look at it,

if you just look at the number as a whole,

it has the same number.

It's 57,300. This one has 14, not 41.

So this one is the smallest, 57,314,

and then after that comes 57,341.

And so, 57,314 is less than 57,341,

which is less than 75,314.