When you are finished with your assignment, press the "Send Assignment" button. * You will need to know your teacher's e-mail address. You can, as an alternative to e-mail, write your assignment on a separate piece of paper. Make sure to bring your completed work to class so that the teacher can check it, and give you credit. Your Name: Subject: Lesson: Use >, < or = to answer the following problems. When comparing decimal numbers, first look at the whole number (the part in front of the decimal). If those numbers are the same, look at the first number after the decimal in both numbers. Then go on to the second and so on until you can determine which number is greater. 1. 7.257.31 2. 1.0221.111 3. 5.605.6 4. 8.350.99 5. 2.3212.015 6. 1.0301.303 7. 0.0020.010 8. 54.151.4 9. 0.2220.212 10. 0.0270.270 11. 0.360.12 12. 0.00870.0125 13. 0.890.9 14. 0.60.213 15. 0.5640.654 16. 895.6254.9 Your score is out of 16
Use >, < or = to answer the following problems. When comparing decimal numbers, first look at the whole number (the part in front of the decimal). If those numbers are the same, look at the first number after the decimal in both numbers. Then go on to the second and so on until you can determine which number is greater. 1. 7.257.31 2. 1.0221.111 3. 5.605.6 4. 8.350.99 5. 2.3212.015 6. 1.0301.303 7. 0.0020.010 8. 54.151.4 9. 0.2220.212 10. 0.0270.270 11. 0.360.12 12. 0.00870.0125 13. 0.890.9 14. 0.60.213 15. 0.5640.654 16. 895.6254.9 Your score is out of 16