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DECIMAL INEQUALITIES #2

Directions: Use the correct inequality symbol (> , <, or =) to solve the inequalities below. Remember, the “ > “ symbol means that the number on the left is “greater than” the number on the right. The “ < “ symbol means that the number on the left is “less than” the number on the right. When comparing decimals, you should make sure that each number has the same amount of decimal places. This can be done by using zero as a placeholder. Just add zeroes to the end of a number to balance out the decimal places.

Examples: 0.5 __>__ 0.3 1.1 _____ 1.144 0.12 __=__ 0.12

1.100 ___>__ 1.144

1) 1.6 _____ 1.4 2) 3.1 _____ 2.5 3) 7.5 _____ 7.5

4) 4.51 _____ 4.7 5) 92.3 _____ 105 6) 5.8 _____ 5.7

7) 1.06 _____ 1.39 8) 31.9 _____ 2.76 9) 47.5 _____ 9.75

10) 2.22 _____ 2.22 11) 6.1 _____ 20.5 12) 9.12 _____ 91.2

13) 6.55 _____ 456 14) 5.51 _____ 5.76 15) 72.001 _____ 72.0001

16) 88.8 _____ 9.99 17) 3.16 _____ 2.25 18) 17.5 _____ 1.76

19) 8.96 _____ 8.34 20) 53.1 _____ 525 21) 12.3 _____ 12.3