1. Comparing Decimals: Tenths and Hundredths

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10. How can we compare decimals if we don’t have a picture?

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18. Can you think of a rule for comparing decimals?

19. How to Compare Decimals To compare two or more decimals, look to the largest place first. You may have to begin with comparing a whole number. Keep moving to the right until you find a digit that is smaller. Example: 529.26 529.37 <