Comparing and Ordering Numbers

What is the correct order of the numbers 7,550, 5,070, and 5,007?

• 7,550 > 5,070 > 5,007

• 5,070 > 7,550 > 5,007

• 5,007 > 5,070 > 7,550

• 7,550 > 5,007 > 5,070

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How can you tell if two numbers are equal?

• Two numbers are equal if they have the same value, which can be shown using the '=' symbol.

• Two numbers are equal if they are both even or both odd.

• Two numbers are equal if their sum is the same as their product.

• Two numbers are equal if they are both prime numbers.

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What is the smallest number in the set: 7,550, 5,070, and 5,007?

• 5,550

• 5,070

• 5,007

• 6,000

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What does the symbol '=' mean?

• Indicates a greater than relationship

• Indicates a less than relationship

• Means 'equal to'

• Represents an approximate value

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If a number is less than another number, what symbol would you use?

• <

• <=

• <*>

• <->

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How do you compare the numbers 426,000 and 406,200?

• 426,000 > 406,200 because 426,000 is larger than 406,200.

• 426,000 < 406,200 because 426,000 is smaller than 406,200.

• 426,000 = 406,200 because they are equal.

• 426,000 >= 406,200 because 426,000 is at least as large as 406,200.

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How do you compare the numbers 3,584,271 and 3,564,092?

• 3,584,271 > 3,564,092 because 3,584,271 is larger than 3,564,092.

• 3,584,271 < 3,564,092 because 3,584,271 is smaller than 3,564,092.

• 3,584,271 = 3,564,092 because they are equal.

• 3,584,271 >= 3,564,092 because 3,584,271 is greater than or equal to 3,564,092.

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If a number is greater than another number, what symbol would you use?

• <

• =

• >

• ≤

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What is the correct order of the numbers 406,200, 426,000, and 640,020?

• 406,200 < 426,000 < 640,020

• 406,200 < 640,020 < 426,000

• 426,000 < 406,200 < 640,020

• 640,020 < 426,000 < 406,200

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What is the largest number in the set: 3,584,271, 3,564,092, and 3,600,000?

• 3,584,271

• 3,564,092

• 3,600,000

• 3,500,000

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