Compare -2 ___ -4 using <, >, or =. Sketch a number line to justify.
-2 > -4; greater numbers lie farther right.
I can order rational numbers using their positions.
A number farther right is greater. Among negative numbers, the value closer to zero is greater. Use a common denominator or familiar benchmarks to compare negative fractions.
Compare -2 ___ -4 using <, >, or =. Sketch a number line to justify.
-2 > -4; greater numbers lie farther right.
Temperatures are -4°C and -2/3°C. Write an inequality comparing them and explain which is warmer.
The greater value is farther right on a number line, even when both are negative.
Work in order. Start with the foundations, then build toward explanation and application.
Compare -8 ___ -2 using <, >, or =. Sketch a number line to justify.
Compare -6 ___ -5 using <, >, or =. Sketch a number line to justify.
Compare -3 ___ -6 using <, >, or =. Sketch a number line to justify.
Compare -7/4 ___ -5/4 using <, >, or =. Sketch a number line to justify.
Compare -3/10 ___ -3/5 using <, >, or =. Sketch a number line to justify.
Compare -2 ___ -7/3 using <, >, or =. Sketch a number line to justify.
Temperatures are -2°C and -2/5°C. Write an inequality comparing them and explain which is warmer.
Temperatures are -1°C and -2/5°C. Write an inequality comparing them and explain which is warmer.
Temperatures are -1°C and -7/4°C. Write an inequality comparing them and explain which is warmer.
Temperatures are -3/2°C and -2/5°C. Write an inequality comparing them and explain which is warmer.
-8 < -2; greater numbers lie farther right.
-6 < -5; greater numbers lie farther right.
-3 > -6; greater numbers lie farther right.
-7/4 < -5/4; greater numbers lie farther right.
-3/10 > -3/5; greater numbers lie farther right.
-2 > -7/3; greater numbers lie farther right.
The greater value is farther right on a number line, even when both are negative.
The greater value is farther right on a number line, even when both are negative.
The greater value is farther right on a number line, even when both are negative.
The greater value is farther right on a number line, even when both are negative.