Algebra Den

Ascending order of Numbers

Definition
By Ascending Order, we mean the arrangement of whole number from the smallest to the largest.
In other words, in Ascending Order, the smallest whole number comes first and the largest whole number comes in the last.

Following examples further illustrate Ascending Order of Whole Numbers

Example 1 = Arrange the following series of whole numbers in ascending order.
87, 57, 29 ,70, 15, 35, 90
Answer = In the above given series of whole number,
The Smallest Whole Number is 15, so put it in First Place in the order.
Now, 29 is larger than 15; but smaller than rest of the whole numbers of the given series, so put it in Second Place in the order.
Similarly, put 35 in Third Place, 57 in Fourth Place, 70 in Fifth Place, 87 in Sixth Place and 90 in The Last as it is The Largest Whole Number of the given series.
Finally, The Ascending Order of the given series of Whole Numbers = 15, 29, 35, 57, 70, 87, 90

Example 2 = Arrange the following series whole numbers in ascending order.
50, 45, 71, 48, 79, 55
Answer = In the above given series of whole numbers,
The Smallest Whole Number is 45, so put it in First Place in the order.
Now, 48 is larger than 45; but smaller than rest of the whole numbers of the given series, so put it in Second Place in the order.
Similarly, put 50 in Third Place, 55 in Fourth Place, 71 in Fifth Place, and 79 in The Last as it is The Largest Whole Number of the given series.
Finally, The Ascending Order of the given series of Whole Numbers = 45, 48, 50, 55, 71, 79