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Chapter 1: Q 1235. (page 199)

In the following exercises, order each of the following pairs of numbers, using <or >.

0.9___0.6

Short Answer

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We can ordered the given numbers as following :-

0.9>0.6

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given Information

We have given the following pair of numbers :-

0.9___0.6

We have to ordered this pair of numbers by using <or>.

02

Step 2. Ordered the numbers

The given numbers are :-

0.9,0.6

We know that :-

9>6.

Then 0.9will also be greater than 0.6.

So that we can order the given number of pairs as following :-

0.9>0.6.

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