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6.23 ______ 6.32

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Compare the following decimals: 
6.32 ____ 6.5

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4.22 and 4.220

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22.4

• twenty two and four hundredths
• twenty two and four tenths
• two hundred twenty and four

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Polly has 4.23 lbs of ground meat , Peter has 5.83 lbs, and Sasha has 2.99 lbs . Who has the most ?

• Polly

• Peter

• Sasha

• Sam

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Which decimal is the biggest?

• 0.41

• 1.41

• 0.14

• 1.14

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0.71 and 0.70

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The table shows the time in seconds that it took four runners to complete a race. Which inequality correctly compares two of the racer's times?

• 37.28 < 37.2

• 37.08 < 37.8

• 37.2 > 37.08

• 37.8 < 37.2

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Jannet measures and cut 3 pieces of ribbon to wrap gifts. The lengths of the ribbons she cut are shown in the table below.

Ribbon 1 - 66.23 mm

Ribbon 2 - 66.326 mm

Ribbon 3 - 63.623 mm

Which is NOT a correct comparison of the lengths of the 3 ribbons?

• Ribbon 2 > Ribbon 1

• Ribbon 3 < Ribbon 1

• Ribbon 2 > Ribbon 3

• Ribbon 1 = Ribbon 3

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Which number has a 5 in the hundredths place?

• 94.35

• 49.53

• 53.94

• none of these

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