Problem Description:
The task is to compare pairs of numbers and determine whether the first number is less than (`<`), greater than (`>`), or equal to (`=`) the second number. The comparisons are organized in a grid format, and the results should be written in the circles provided.
Solution Approach:
1.
Understand the Comparison Symbols:
- `<` means "less than."
- `>` means "greater than."
- `=` means "equal to."
2.
Compare Each Pair of Numbers:
- For each pair of numbers, determine their relative values.
- Write the appropriate symbol (`<`, `>`, or `=`) in the circle between them.
3.
Step-by-Step Comparisons:
Let's go through each row of comparisons:
#### Row 1:
-
16 ○ 22:
16 is less than 22.
Answer: `<`
-
43 ○ 34:
43 is greater than 34.
Answer: `>`
-
33 ○ 33:
33 is equal to 33.
Answer: `=`
#### Row 2:
-
76 ○ 74:
76 is greater than 74.
Answer: `>`
-
51 ○ 56:
51 is less than 56.
Answer: `<`
-
13 ○ 11:
13 is greater than 11.
Answer: `>`
#### Row 3:
-
89 ○ 83:
89 is greater than 83.
Answer: `>`
-
61 ○ 59:
61 is greater than 59.
Answer: `>`
-
92 ○ 99:
92 is less than 99.
Answer: `<`
#### Row 4:
-
40 ○ 40:
40 is equal to 40.
Answer: `=`
-
101 ○ 110:
101 is less than 110.
Answer: `<`
-
85 ○ 75:
85 is greater than 75.
Answer: `>`
#### Row 5:
-
19 ○ 21:
19 is less than 21.
Answer: `<`
-
58 ○ 58:
58 is equal to 58.
Answer: `=`
-
112 ○ 111:
112 is greater than 111.
Answer: `>`
Final Answer:
Here is the completed grid with the correct symbols:
```
16 < 22 43 > 34 33 = 33
76 > 74 51 < 56 13 > 11
89 > 83 61 > 59 92 < 99
40 = 40 101 < 110 85 > 75
19 < 21 58 = 58 112 > 111
```
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{ccc}
16 < 22 & 43 > 34 & 33 = 33 \\
76 > 74 & 51 < 56 & 13 > 11 \\
89 > 83 & 61 > 59 & 92 < 99 \\
40 = 40 & 101 < 110 & 85 > 75 \\
19 < 21 & 58 = 58 & 112 > 111 \\
\end{array}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of math worksheet first grade printable.