Mathematics
Grade 4
15 min
Compare numbers up to one billion
Compare numbers up to one billion
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Which is bigger: 9,876 or 12,345?
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Which is bigger: 845,123 or 799,654?
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Which is bigger: 5,123,456 or 5,143,210?
Sample Practice Questions
Easy
Which statement is true?
0.999 > 1,010
1.999 < 1,010
2.999 = 1,010
3.1,010 < 999
Easy
Which statement is true?
0.8,432 > 5,999
1.8,432 < 5,999
2.8,432 = 5,999
3.5,999 > 8,432
Easy
Which statement is true?
0.9,876 < 10,000
1.9,876 > 10,000
2.9,876 = 10,000
3.10,000 < 9,876
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