Order decimals to thousandths
Compare place by place from the left. Extra zeros at the end do not change a decimal.
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Which number is the greatest: 7.59, 7.67, 7.5?
Answer: 7.67
Which number is the greatest: 6.56, 6.93, 6.19?
Answer: 6.93
Which number is the greatest: 2.21, 2.32, 2.27?
Answer: 2.32
Tip: Compare place by place from the left. Extra zeros at the end do not change a decimal.
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