Comparing Numbers

Front

What does it mean when we say one number is 'less than' another?

Back

It means that the first number is smaller in value compared to the second number.

Front

What does it mean when we say one number is 'greater than' another?

Back

It means that the first number is larger in value compared to the second number.

Front

How do you compare two numbers using the symbols < and >?

Back

The symbol < means 'is less than' and the symbol > means 'is greater than'.

Front

What is the result of comparing 6 + 7 and 2 + 7?

Back

6 + 7 is greater than 2 + 7.

Front

If 516 is compared to 948, what is the correct symbol to use?

Back

The correct symbol is <, meaning 516 is less than 948.

Front

What is an example of a number that is less than 726?

Back

572 is an example of a number that is less than 726.

Front

What is the relationship between the numbers 92 and 29?

Back

92 is greater than 29.

Front

How can you express the comparison of 16 and 61 using symbols?

Back

16 is less than 61, expressed as 16 < 61.

Front

What is the purpose of comparing numbers?

Back

To determine their relative sizes and understand their relationships.

Front

What is the result of the expression 6 + 7 compared to 2 + 7?

Back

6 + 7 is greater than 2 + 7.