Choose the correct sign:
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Choose the correct sign:
To determine the correct sign to use in the expression , we will perform the following calculations:
Now, let's evaluate each expression:
Step 1: .
Step 2: .
Step 3: Compare the values 16 and 14. Clearly, 16 is greater than 14.
Therefore, the correct sign to complete the expression is .
Therefore, the correct answer is .
If we have 67 blocks in total, how many blocks will remain if we remove 5 tens and 4 ones?
Yes! Each side of the comparison is a separate expression. Calculate each side completely using order of operations, then compare the final numbers.
Then you would use the equals sign (=)! The comparison symbol depends entirely on what the calculated values turn out to be.
You can rearrange using algebra rules, but it's usually easier and safer to calculate each side as written first, then compare the results.
The symbol always points to the smaller number! Think of it like a hungry alligator - it always wants to eat the bigger number. So means 16 is greater than 14.
Double-check by asking: "Is 16 really greater than 14?" If yes, then is correct. If you wrote , that would mean "16 is less than 14" which is false.
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