Explanation:
We need to compare two numbers in each pair and write
<,
>, or
= in the blank.
Let’s go one by one:
1. 19 ___ 35 → 19 is less than 35 →
<
2. 37 ___ 21 → 37 is greater than 21 →
>
3. 11 ___ 11 → same number →
=
4. 42 ___ 29 → 42 > 29 →
>
5. 44 ___ 55 → 44 < 55 →
<
6. 20 ___ 20 → same →
=
7. 84 ___ 48 → 84 > 48 →
>
8. 21 ___ 21 → same →
=
9. 14 ___ 41 → 14 < 41 →
<
10. 20 ___ 16 → 20 > 16 →
>
11. 45 ___ 45 → same →
=
12. 33 ___ 50 → 33 < 50 →
<
13. 65 ___ 58 → 65 > 58 →
>
14. 33 ___ 85 → 33 < 85 →
<
15. 55 ___ 55 → same →
=
16. 59 ___ 62 → 59 < 62 →
<
Let me double-check a few tricky ones:
- #13: 65 vs 58 — yes, 65 is bigger.
- #14: 33 vs 85 — definitely smaller.
- #16: 59 vs 62 — 59 is 3 less than 62, so
< is correct.
All comparisons look correct.
Final Answer:
1. <
2. >
3. =
4. >
5. <
6. =
7. >
8. =
9. <
10. >
11. =
12. <
13. >
14. <
15. =
16. <
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of greater than or equal than.