How do I compare and order large numbers?

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How do I compare and order large numbers?

Comparing Numbers Symbols used to compare numbers: < means “is less than” > means “is greater than” When comparing numbers, check each of the digits until you find unequal digits.

Mount Shasta Mount Russell 14,162 feet tall 14,086 feet tall Example Mount Shasta Mount Russell 14,162 feet tall 14,086 feet tall

Compare the numbers using < or >. 3,619 ___ 3,610 448,119 ___ 448,191 462 ___ 89

Order from least to greatest 5,678; 5,768; 5,687 20,200; 22,000; 20,002 9 hundred; 901; 9