The task involves comparing pairs of numbers and determining whether the first number is less than (`<`), greater than (`>`), or equal to (`=`) the second number. Below is the solution with explanations for each comparison.
Solution:
#### Row 1:
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35 vs. 52:
\( 35 < 52 \) (35 is less than 52)
Answer: `<`
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79 vs. 28:
\( 79 > 28 \) (79 is greater than 28)
Answer: `>`
#### Row 2:
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84 vs. 77:
\( 84 > 77 \) (84 is greater than 77)
Answer: `>`
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66 vs. 77:
\( 66 < 77 \) (66 is less than 77)
Answer: `<`
#### Row 3:
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43 vs. 43:
\( 43 = 43 \) (43 is equal to 43)
Answer: `=`
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18 vs. 18:
\( 18 = 18 \) (18 is equal to 18)
Answer: `=`
#### Row 4:
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23 vs. 22:
\( 23 > 22 \) (23 is greater than 22)
Answer: `>`
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45 vs. 30:
\( 45 > 30 \) (45 is greater than 30)
Answer: `>`
#### Row 5:
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98 vs. 89:
\( 98 > 89 \) (98 is greater than 89)
Answer: `>`
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51 vs. 39:
\( 51 > 39 \) (51 is greater than 39)
Answer: `>`
#### Row 6:
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40 vs. 74:
\( 40 < 74 \) (40 is less than 74)
Answer: `<`
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99 vs. 89:
\( 99 > 89 \) (99 is greater than 89)
Answer: `>`
#### Row 7:
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38 vs. 64:
\( 38 < 64 \) (38 is less than 64)
Answer: `<`
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6 vs. 16:
\( 6 < 16 \) (6 is less than 16)
Answer: `<`
Final Answer:
```
< > >
= =
> >
> >
< >
< <
```
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{<, >, >, =, =, >, >, >, <, >, <, <}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of class 1 maths worksheet.
