Reduction and Expansion of Decimal Fractions: Identify the greater value

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Exercise #1


Fill in the missing sign:

0.305 — 0.30 0.305\text{ }_{—\text{ }}0.30

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In order to compare which is greater, we will compare the numbers by adding 0 to 0.30 in the following way:

0.305?0.300 0.305\text{?}0.300

Note that before the decimal point we have 0 in both numbers

After the decimal point in both numbers we have the number 3 and then the number 0

The different numbers are the last numbers 5 and 0

Since 5 is greater than 0 the appropriate sign is:

0.305 > 0.300

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Exercise #2

Fill in the missing sign:

0.008 — 0.08 0.008\text{ }_{—\text{ }}0.08

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Step-by-Step Solution

In order to compare which is larger, we'll compare the numbers by adding 0 to 0.08 in the following way:

0.008?0.080 0.008\text{?}0.080

Note that before the decimal point we have 0 in both numbers

After the decimal point in both numbers we have 0

The different numbers are the following ones, 0 versus 8

Since 8 is greater than 0, the appropriate sign is:

0.008 < 0.080

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Exercise #3

Fill in the missing sign:

0.35 — 0.135 0.35\text{ }_{—\text{ }}0.135

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Step-by-Step Solution

To compare which is greater, we'll compare the numbers by adding 0 to 0.35 as follows:

0.350?0.135 0.350\text{?}0.135

We notice that before the decimal point, we have 0 in both numbers

After the decimal point, we have 3 versus 1

Since 3 is greater than 1, the appropriate sign is:

0.350 > 0.135

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Exercise #4

Fill in the missing sign:

0.8 — 0.08 0.8\text{ }_{—\text{ }}0.08

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Step-by-Step Solution

To compare which is greater, we will compare the numbers by adding 0 to 0.8 as follows:

0.80?0.08 0.80\text{?}0.08

Let's note that before the decimal point, we have 0 in both numbers

After the decimal point, we have 8 versus 0

Since 8 is greater than 0, the appropriate sign is:

0.80 > 0.08

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Exercise #5

Fill in the missing sign:

0.3 — 0.30 0.3\text{ }_{—\text{ }}0.30

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Step-by-Step Solution

In order to compare which is greater, we will compare the numbers by adding 0 to 0.3 in the following way:

0.30?0.30 0.30\text{?}0.30

Note that before the decimal point we have 0 in both numbers

After the decimal point in both numbers we have the number 3 and then the number 0

Therefore, the appropriate sign is:

0.30=0.30 0.30=0.30

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Exercise #6

Fill in the missing sign:

1.33 — 1.333 1.33\text{ }_{—\text{ }}1.333

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Step-by-Step Solution

In order to compare which is larger, we will compare the numbers by adding 0 to 1.33 as follows:

1.330?1.333 1.330\text{?}1.333

Note that before the decimal point we have 1 in both numbers

After the decimal point in both numbers we have the number 3 and then the number 3

The different numbers are the last numbers 0 versus 3

Since 3 is greater than 0 the appropriate sign is:

1.330 < 1.333

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Exercise #7

Fill in the missing sign:

1.5 — 1.50 1.5\text{ }_{—\text{ }}1.50

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Step-by-Step Solution

In order to compare which is larger, we'll compare the numbers by adding 0 to 1.5 as follows:

1.50?1.50 1.50?1.50

Note that before the decimal point we have 1 in both numbers

After the decimal point in both numbers we have 5 and then 0

Therefore the numbers are equal to each other and the appropriate sign is:

1.50=1.50 1.50=1.50

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Exercise #8

Fill in the missing sign:

2.16 — 2.150 2.16\text{ }_{—\text{ }}2.150

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In order to compare which is larger, we will compare the numbers by adding 0 to 2.16 in the following way:

2.160?2.150 2.160?2.150

Note that before the decimal point we have 2 in both numbers

After the decimal point in both numbers we have 1

The different numbers are the ones that follow, 6 versus 5

Since 6 is greater than 5, the appropriate sign is:

2.160 > 2.150

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Exercise #9

Fill in the missing sign:

101.0 — 102.1 101.0\text{ }_{—\text{ }}102.1

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Step-by-Step Solution

Let's compare the numbers in the following way:

We notice that before the decimal point, both numbers start with 1 and then 0

After that, the numbers are different, 1 versus 2

Since 2 is greater than 1, the appropriate sign is:

101.0 < 102.1

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Exercise #10

Fill in the missing sign:

19.88 — 17.10 19.88\text{ }_{—\text{ }}17.10

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Step-by-Step Solution

Let's compare the numbers in the following way:

We notice that before the decimal point, both numbers start with 1

Then we have the number 9 versus the number 7

Since 9 is greater than 7, the appropriate sign is:

19.88 > 17.10

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Exercise #11

Fill in the missing sign:

202.1 — 202.01 202.1\text{ }_{—\text{ }}202.01

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Step-by-Step Solution

Let's compare the numbers in the following way:

We notice that before the decimal point, both numbers start with 202

After the decimal point, we notice that the number is 1 versus 0

Since 1 is greater than 0, the appropriate sign is:

202.1 > 202.01

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Exercise #12

Fill in the missing sign:

66.101 — 6.6101 66.101\text{ }_{—\text{ }}6.6101

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Step-by-Step Solution

Let's compare the numbers in the following way:

We notice that before the decimal point, we have the number 66 versus the number 6

Since 66 is greater than 6, the appropriate sign is:

66.101 > 6.6101

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Exercise #13

Fill in the missing sign:

2.021 — 20.21 2.021\text{ }_{—\text{ }}20.21

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Step-by-Step Solution

Let's compare the numbers in the following way:

We notice that before the decimal point, we have the numbers 2 and 20

Since 20 is greater than 2, the appropriate sign is:

2.021 < 20.21

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Exercise #14

Fill in the missing sign:

24.305 — 24.315 24.305\text{ }_{—\text{ }}24.315

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Step-by-Step Solution

First let's compare the numbers.

We can see that, before the decimal point, both numbers start with 24.

After the decimal point, we also have the digit 3 in both numbers.

Then the digits are 0 in one number and 1 in the other.

Since 1 is greater than 0, the appropriate sign is the 'less-than' sign:

24.305 < 24.315

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