Grade 2 Math Numbers on Abacus

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Numbers on Abacus


Representing Numbers on Abacus:

We can represent numbers on abacus. To represent 3 digits number, we can show the number on an abacus with three vertical rods. In an abacus, every road’s beads represent the place value of hundred or tens or ones. We can maximize or minimize the beads to represent a number. A road cannot hold more than 9 beads.

Example:

Look at the abacus.

In hundreds place, beads number = 7

So, the place value of 7 = 7100 = 700

In tens place, beads number = 6

So, the place value of 6 = 610 = 60

In ones place, beads number = 5

So, the place value of 5 = 51 = 5

The number is 765.


Place Value Calculation of Abacus:

1 bead on hundreds place = 1100 = 100 ……(i)

2 beads on hundreds place = 2100 = 200

3 beads on hundreds place = 3100 = 300

………………………………………………………………………

1 bead on tens place = 110 = 10

2 beads on tens place = 210 = 20

3 beads on tens place = 310 = 30

……………………………………………………………..

10 beads on tens place = 1010 = 100……(ii)

So, from equations (i) and (ii), we get,

10 beads on tens place = 1 bead on hundreds place

So, regroup 10 tens to 1 hundred.


1. Find the numbers from the following abacus and write the number names.

Solution:

In picture 1:

H = 1

T = 2

O = 2

So, the number = 122

Number name = One hundred twenty-two

In picture 2:

H = 3

T = 1

O = 3

So, the number = 313

Number name = Three hundred thirteen

In picture 3:

H = 4

T = 3

O = 5

So, the number = 434

Number name = Four hundred thirty-four


2. Read the abacus and fill in the blanks.

Answer:

(1.)

  1    Hundred

  1    Ten

  2   Ones

(2.)

  3    Hundreds

  1    Ten

  3    Ones

(3.)

  3    Hundreds

  3    Ten

  4    Ones

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