Math Lab

Numbers up to 1000

Numbers · Class III

Slide to any number up to 1000.

386
type a value
0999
Live values
  • Hundreds3
  • Tens8
  • Ones6
Live readout
Hundreds3
Tens8
Ones6
Number386

Formulas in this lab

  • Hundreds
    ⌊n/100⌋\lfloor n/100 \rfloor
  • Tens
    ⌊(n mod 100)/10⌋\lfloor (n\bmod100)/10 \rfloor
  • Ones
    n mod 10n \bmod 10
Tip: Each digit's place tells you what it is worth!

Frequently asked questions

▶What does this lab show about numbers up to 1000?

It lets you pick any number from 0 to 1000 and see it split into hundreds, tens and ones. So 345 has 3 hundreds, 4 tens and 5 ones. It also shows the number in words.

▶How do I use the 1000 slider?

Drag the slider to any number. The lab updates the place-value blocks on screen and writes the number in figures and in words. Try jumping by 100s to feel how big the numbers grow.

▶Where do we see numbers up to 1000?

A 500-rupee note, page 250 of a story book, or 1000 grams in a kilo. Cricket scores like 350 runs and exam totals out of 500 also use these numbers. They are everywhere once you start looking.

▶Did you know about 1000?

1000 is the smallest 4-digit number. The word thousand comes from old English. In India, 1000 grams equals 1 kilogram, and 1000 metres equals 1 kilometre, so this is a very handy number.

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