Comparing
Types of exercises: comparing integers, ordering integers.
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−7 ☐ 0
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The numbers −11, 10, −64, −46 are put in decreasing order. Which number comes third?
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−2 ☐ −19
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Which of the numbers −17, 3, −37, −73 is the smallest?
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11 ☐ −17
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The numbers −84, 13, 23, −48 are put in increasing order. Which number comes second?
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0 ☐ −4
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The numbers −19, 24, −91, 26 are put in decreasing order. Which number comes second?
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−14 ☐ −19
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Which of the numbers −57, −18, −25, −75 is the largest?
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