Cardinal Number
Cardinal Number
Ministério da Educação
COMPLEXO ESCOLAR MAMA MUXIMA Nº 1204
• CLASS: 8ª
• LIVING ROOM: 4
• SHIFT: AFTERNOON
GROUP MEMBERS
1. INTRODUCTION...............................................................4
2. ORIGIN.............................................................................5
3. CLASSIFICATION...........................................................6,7
4. OBJECTIVE.......................................................................8
5. FEATURES........................................................................9
6. COMPLETION.................................................................10
INTRODUCTION
1) Prehistory
2) Mesopotamia
3) Ancient Egypt
4) Ancient Greece
5) Ancient Rome
6) India
7) Arabs
8) Medieval Europe
CLASSIFICATION
By Quantity:
• Units:
• Tens:
• Hundreds:
• Thousands:
ONE THOUSAND (1.000), TWO THOUSAND (2.000),
THREE THOUSAND (3.000), FOUR THOUSAND (4.000),
By Mathematical Function:
By use:
And so on...
OBJECTIVE
a) Quantification
b) Measure
c) Comparison
d) Ordering
e) Math operations
f) Communication
g) Economy and Finance
h) Sciences and Engineering
FEATURES
• Natural Sequence:
They follow a natural, ordered sequence, starting with 1 and increasing
indefinitely: ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE, and so on.
• Positive Integers:
They are always whole and positive numbers. They do not include
fractional, decimal, or negative numbers.
• Graphic representation:
They can be represented graphically on a number line, where each number
occupies a specific and equidistant position.
COMPLETION