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Glencoe Math: Course 2, Volume 1

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4. The Percent Equation

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Exercise 32 Page 136

How can you compare two decimal numbers?

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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 4.027 is to the right of 4.0092. This means that 4.027 is larger than 4.0092. 4.027 > 4.0092

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Guided Practice p.132

Independent Practice p.133-134

H.O.T. Problems p.134

Standardized Test Practice p.134-136

Extra Practice p.135

Common Core Review p.136