Math worksheet for comparing numbers up to 100.

Let's solve the problem step by step.

This worksheet asks you to compare two numbers and fill in the correct symbol:
- `>` if the first number is greater than the second
- `<` if the first number is less than the second
- `=` if the two numbers are equal

We’ll go through each pair:

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1) 9 ___ 7

9 is greater than 7 → 9 > 7

2) 12 ___ 5

12 is greater than 5 → 12 > 5

3) 14 ___ 14

Both numbers are equal → 14 = 14

4) 11 ___ 15

11 is less than 15 → 11 < 15

5) 12 ___ 13

12 is less than 13 → 12 < 13

6) 17 ___ 8

17 is greater than 8 → 17 > 8

7) 10 ___ 14

10 is less than 14 → 10 < 14

8) 16 ___ 16

Both are equal → 16 = 16

9) 20 ___ 16

20 is greater than 16 → 20 > 16

10) 14 ___ 18

14 is less than 18 → 14 < 18

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11) 20 ___ 30

20 is less than 30 → 20 < 30

12) 13 ___ 11

13 is greater than 11 → 13 > 11

13) 10 ___ 17

10 is less than 17 → 10 < 17

14) 22 ___ 22

Both are equal → 22 = 22

15) 12 ___ 19

12 is less than 19 → 12 < 19

16) 30 ___ 10

30 is greater than 10 → 30 > 10

17) 60 ___ 50

60 is greater than 50 → 60 > 50

18) 50 ___ 70

50 is less than 70 → 50 < 70

19) 23 ___ 27

23 is less than 27 → 23 < 27

20) 29 ___ 21

29 is greater than 21 → 29 > 21

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✔ Final Answers:

1) 9 > 7
2) 12 > 5
3) 14 = 14
4) 11 < 15
5) 12 < 13
6) 17 > 8
7) 10 < 14
8) 16 = 16
9) 20 > 16
10) 14 < 18
11) 20 < 30
12) 13 > 11
13) 10 < 17
14) 22 = 22
15) 12 < 19
16) 30 > 10
17) 60 > 50
18) 50 < 70
19) 23 < 27
20) 29 > 21

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🔍 Explanation:

To compare numbers:
- Look at the tens digit first (if both numbers have two digits). The number with the larger tens digit is bigger.
- If the tens digits are the same, compare the ones digits.
- For single-digit numbers, just use your knowledge of counting order.

For example:
- 20 vs 30: 2 < 3 → so 20 < 30
- 14 vs 14: same digits → equal
- 11 vs 15: same tens (1), but 1 < 5 → so 11 < 15

This helps build number sense and understanding of place value.

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