Students compare the value of two groups of U.S. coins and write the correct comparison symbol in each box.

Let’s go through each problem one by one. We’re comparing two groups of coins — left side and right side — and we need to put the correct symbol in the box:
- “>” means the left side is greater than the right side.
- “<” means the left side is less than the right side.
- “=” means both sides are equal.

We’ll count how many coins are on each side for every row.

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1) Left: 2 coins | Right: 5 coins → 2 < 5 → <

2) Left: 3 coins | Right: 3 coins → 3 = 3 → =

3) Left: 5 coins | Right: 3 coins → 5 > 3 → >

4) Left: 3 coins | Right: 5 coins → 3 < 5 → <

5) Left: 4 coins | Right: 3 coins → 4 > 3 → >

6) Left: 2 coins | Right: 5 coins → 2 < 5 → <

7) Left: 4 coins | Right: 4 coins → 4 = 4 → =

8) Left: 2 coins | Right: 4 coins → 2 < 4 → <

9) Left: 4 coins | Right: 5 coins → 4 < 5 → <

10) Left: 3 coins | Right: 5 coins → 3 < 5 → <

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Final Answer:
1) <
2) =
3) >
4) <
5) >
6) <
7) =
8) <
9) <
10) <