# Math Expressions Grade 3 Unit 5 Lesson 4 Answer Key Comparison Problems

## Math Expressions Common Core Grade 3 Unit 5 Lesson 4 Answer Key Comparison Problems

Math Expressions Grade 3 Unit 5 Lesson 4 Homework

Compare the numbers. Write >, <, or = in each .

Comparison Problems Grade 3 Unit 5 Lesson 4 Answer Key Math Expressions Question 1.
765  756
765 756

Explanation:
The number 765 is greater than 756.

Question 2.
467  758
467 758

Explanation:
The number 467 is less than 758.

Math Expressions Grade 3 Unit 5 Lesson 4 Answer Key Comparison Problems Question 3.
2,014  2,410
2,014 2,410

Explanation:
The number 2,014 is less than 2,410.

Grade 3 Unit 5 Lesson 4 Answer Key Math Expressions Question 4.
8,462  8,462
8,462 8,462

Explanation:
Both numbers are of the same value. Hence equal to.

Write the numbers in order from least to greatest.

Question 5.
92, 78, 82
78,82,92

Explanation:
The Number 78 is the least of all the numbers 92,78 and 82, while 92 is the highest.

Question 6.
496, 424, 485
424,485,496

Explanation:
The number 424 is smaller than the other numbers 485 and 496, while the greatest is 496.

Question 7.
Unknown Smaller Amount Will ate 8 fewer crackers than Louis. Louis ate 24 crackers. How many crackers did Will eat?
16 crackers

Explanation:
The number of crackers Louis ate  = 24

Will ate 8 crackers less than Louis = x

x= The number of crackers Louis ate – 8 crackers (crackers less than Louis ate)

x= 24 – 8

x= 16

Question 8.
Unknown Larger Amount Zoe walks 9 more blocks than Raj. Raj walks 12 blocks to school. How many blocks does Zoe walk?
21 blocks

Explanation:
Number of blocks Raj walks = 12

Number of blocks Zoe walks,x = 9 more than Raj walks

x = 9 + Number of blocks Raj walks

x = 9 +12

x = 21

Draw and label Comparison Bars to show each situation.

Question 9.
Travis has 7 fewer CDs than Bobbi has.

Explanation:
The above figure is the bar comparison of Travis having 7 fewer CDs than Bobbi. It states that Bobbi is having 7 more CDs than Travis.

Question 10.
Ki solved 3 more math problems than Daniel solved.

Explanation:
The above figure states that the ki is having 3 more math problems than daniel has solved.

Math Expressions Grade 3 Unit 5 Lesson 4 Remembering

Draw the hands on the analog clock. Write the time on the digital clock.

Question 1.

four fifteen

Explanation:
The small arrow represents the hour which is directed towards four and the big arrow represents the minutes of the clock which is near 15, so the time is Four Fifteen.

Question 2.

two forty-five

Explanation:
The small arrow represents the hour and it is directed towards two and the big arrow represents the minutes of the clock which is directed towards nine also 45 in clocks, so the time is Four Fifteen.

Question 3.

two minutes before six

Explanation:
Two

Solve the problem using a numerical method and a proof drawing.

Question 4.
Makayla scores 537 points on the video game. Steven scores 446 points. How many points do they score altogether?
983 points

Explanation:
Points Makayla scores on the video game = 537

Points Steven scores = 446

Points Makayla and Steven scores = Points Makayla scores on the video game + Points Steven scores

= 537 + 446

= 983

Question 5.
Mariah has some toy horses. 18 of her toy horses are brown. The other toy horses are not brown. She has 39 toy horses in all. How many toy horses are not brown?
21 horses

Explanation:
Total Number of toy horses Mariah has = 39

Number of toy horses are brown = 18

Number of toy horses are not brown = x

Number of toy horses are not brown, x = Total Number of toy horses Mariah has – Number of toy horses are brown

x = 39 – 18

x= 21

Question 6.
Stretch Your Thinking Use the digits 9, 4, 2 to write comparisons.
___ > ____ ____ < ___ ____ = _____
____> ____ ____ < ___ ____ = _____
____> ____ ____ < ___ ____ = _____
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