Fill in the missing number:
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Fill in the missing number:
To solve this problem, we'll follow these steps:
Now, let's work through each step:
Step 1: The problem specifies two boundary values, 31,089 and 31,099.
Step 2: We need to select a number greater than 31,089 but less than 31,099. Valid numbers in this set include 31,090, 31,091, 31,092, 31,093, 31,094, 31,095, 31,096, 31,097, and 31,098.
Step 3: Among the choices provided, only 31,093 lies within this range.
Therefore, the solution to this problem is .
Select the appropriate sign:
\( 24,909\Box24,990 \)
The symbol < means 'strictly less than' - it excludes the boundary number. The symbol ≤ means 'less than or equal to' - it includes the boundary. Since we have , neither 31,089 nor 31,099 can be our answer.
There are 9 possible correct answers: 31,090, 31,091, 31,092, 31,093, 31,094, 31,095, 31,096, 31,097, and 31,098. Any of these would satisfy the inequality!
Because ! The number must be less than 31,099, so 31,100 is too big and falls outside our required range.
That's incorrect because . The number must be greater than 31,089, so 31,080 is too small and doesn't satisfy the first part of our inequality.
Use a simple two-step check: 1) Is your number bigger than 31,089? 2) Is your number smaller than 31,099? If both answers are yes, you're correct!
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