Comparing and ordering Real Numbers

When comparing/ordering numbers, they all need to be decimals.

Comparing: which one is larger? Place a > or < between the two numbers.

√15 and 3.5 √ = squared root

• √15 > 3.5

• √15 < 3.5

• √15 = 3.5

When comparing/ordering numbers, they all need to be decimals.

Comparing: which one is larger? Place a > or < between the two numbers.

√1.96 an 140% √ = squared root

• √1.96 > 140%

• √1.96 < 140%

• √1.96 = 140%

When comparing/ordering numbers, they all need to be decimals.

Comparing: which one is larger? Place a > or < between the two numbers.

√6.2 and 2.444 √ = squared root

• √6.2 > 2.444

• √6.2 < 2.444

• √6.2 = 2.444

Order the numbers from least to greatest

0.64, -0.3, 3%, -√1, 110%

• 0.64, -0.3, 3%, -√1, 110%

• -√1, 0.64, 3%, -0.3, 110%

• -√1, -0.3, 3%, 0.64, 110%

• 3%, 0.64, -0.3, 110%, -√1

Tags

CCSS.6.NS.C.7A

CCSS.6.NS.C.7B

Order the numbers from least to greatest

2.71, 5/2, √6, 275%

• 2.71, 5/2, √6, 275%

• √6, 5/2, 2.71, 275%

• √6, 2.71, 275%, 5/2

• 5/2, 2.71, √6, 275%

Tags

CCSS.8.NS.A.2

Jasmine ate 0.60 of a pizza. Ricky ate 4/5 of a pizza. Paula ate 75% of a pizza.

Who ate the least amount of their pizza?

Who ate the most of their pizza?

• Most Jasmine Least Ricky

• Most Jasmine Least Paula

• Most Ricky Least Jasmine

• Most Ricky Least Paula

If you had 30 questions out of 40 correct, what would be your score on the test?

• 3/4

• 0.75

• 15/20

• 75%

• 70%

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