Comparing Decimals: Understanding Size and Value

What is the first step in comparing two decimals?

• Multiply the decimals.

• Subtract the smaller decimal from the larger.

• Add the decimals together.

• Align the decimal points vertically.

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When comparing decimals, what should you consider first?

• The decimal point position

• The digit in the highest place value

• The total sum of all digits

• The number of digits

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Which decimal is greater: 0.74 or 0.68?

• Insufficient information

• Both are equal

• 0.68

• 0.74

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What can be concluded if two decimals look different but align perfectly when compared?

• They are both prime numbers

• Further comparison of digits is needed

• One is definitely larger

• They are equal

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How do you determine which of two decimals is greater?

• By counting the number of digits

• By checking if they are multiples of ten

• By comparing from the leftmost digit

• By adding them together

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Why is 0.8 greater than 0.08?

• Because 8 is in the tenths place in 0.8

• Because 0.08 has more digits

• Because 0.8 is a whole number

• Both are equal

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What does it mean if two decimals are identical when compared?

• They are not equal

• One is greater than the other

• They are equal

• They are both odd numbers

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In decimal comparison, what role does the tenths place play?

• It has no role

• It is the least significant

• It determines the largest value

• It is only important in whole numbers

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Which decimal is smaller: 0.95 or 0.96?

• Cannot be determined

• Both are equal

• 0.96

• 0.95

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