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Glencoe Math: Course 1, Volume 1
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5. Compare and Order Rational Numbers
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Exercise 1 Page 390

How can you compare two decimal numbers?

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Practice makes perfect
We are given two decimal numbers. We can graph them on a number line to compare which one is greater than the other.

On the number line, we can see that 9.7 is to the right of -10.3. This means that 9.7 is larger than -10.3. 9.7 > -10.3

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