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Chapter 1: Q3. (page 16)

Replace each 鈥� with <, >, or = to make a true. sentence.

56路0.875

Short Answer

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The true sentence is 56<0.875.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Convert the fraction into a decimal.

We can find that 56=0.833.

02

Step 2. Compare the decimals.

We will compare 0.833 and 0.875.

Since, 833 < 875

So, 0.833 < 0.875

03

Step 3. Replace 0.833 by a fraction.

We replace 0.833 by 56to get the final answer.

That is:56<0.875.

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