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    Compare and order whole numbers using place value and inequality symbols.

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    โ€ข Count the number of digits first: numbers with more digits are always greater than numbers with fewer digits.

    โ€ข If the digit counts are equal, start comparing from the leftmost column with the highest place value.

    โ€ข Move column by column to the right until you find digits that are different to decide which number is larger.

    ๐Ÿ’ก Tips

    โ€ข Line up your numbers vertically by place value columns to make comparing them much easier.

    โ€ข Check whether the question asks for ascending order (smallest to largest) or descending order (largest to smallest).

    โ€ข Our platform keeps typing quick and simple by using plain digits only, so there is no need to add any spaces or commas when typing numbers like 1500000.

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    โ€ข Do not just look at the starting digit: 95000 is smaller than 120000 because 120000 has more digits.

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    368 386

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    12,876,548 12,875,548

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    99,878,999 99,795,520

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    301 > 30_

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    1,245 = 1,_45

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    _3,669 <23,669

    Compare the distance between cities and answer the sentences below.

    • London to Vienna: 1,484 km

    • London to Athens: 3,150 km

    • London to Madrid: one thousand seven hundred twenty kilometres

    • London to Porto: 2,030 km

    • London to Berlin: one thousand ninety-four kilometres

    • London to Prague: 1,281 km

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