Comparing numbers When we compare numbers, we can use symbols to show if the first number is greater than , less than , or equal to the second number.

This video teaches comparing numbers using equal, greater than, and less than symbols. It clarifies the equal sign's meaning and demonstrates using comparison symbols with numbers and expressions.

Instead of finding the square roots, we're just comparing them. We can compare square roots using the fact that the larger the number, the bigger the square root; and vice versa.

2nd grade math Course: 2nd grade math > Unit 2 Lesson 4: Comparing 2 and 3 digit numbers Greater than and less than symbols Comparing whole numbers Compare 2-digit numbers

Your friends want the bigger piece of each one. So you pull out the fraction chart and look. 2/4 is good. But then your friend takes another slice of pizza so now it's 1/4. You compare 1/4 and 2/4. The 2/4 is …

Course: 2nd grade math > Unit 2 Lesson 4: Comparing 2 and 3 digit numbers Greater than and less than symbols Comparing whole numbers Compare 2-digit numbers

When comparing fractions, remember that the numerator is the top number and the denominator is the bottom number. With the same denominator, the larger numerator means a larger fraction.

Order 3 decimals with digits up to the thousandths from least to greatest.

Learn how to compare objects based on their size. Learn basic shapes, compare shapes, and use shapes to create new shapes.

Course: 7th grade (Illustrative Math-aligned) > Unit 2 Comparing relationship with equations Google Classroom Microsoft Teams