Let’s go step by step through each pair of prices. We need to compare them using < (less than) or > (greater than), then cross out the more expensive one.
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1) Backpacks: $12.99 vs $18.47
- Compare: 12.99 is less than 18.47 → so write
<
- Cheap product: orange backpack ($12.99)
- Expensive product: yellow backpack ($18.47) →
cross this out
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2) Pants: $20.18 vs $11.04
- Compare: 20.18 is greater than 11.04 → so write
>
- Cheap product: blue patterned pants ($11.04)
- Expensive product: dark blue pants ($20.18) →
cross this out
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3) Cameras: $7.75 vs $5.75
- Compare: 7.75 is greater than 5.75 → so write
>
- Cheap product: purple camera ($5.75)
- Expensive product: blue camera ($7.75) →
cross this out
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4) Chairs: $6.92 vs $10.41
- Compare: 6.92 is less than 10.41 → so write
<
- Cheap product: green chair ($6.92)
- Expensive product: wooden ornate chair ($10.41) →
cross this out
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5) Sports gear: $58.74 vs $60.13
- Compare: 58.74 is less than 60.13 → so write
<
- Cheap product: ping pong paddle ($58.74)
- Expensive product: badminton racket ($60.13) →
cross this out
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6) Irons: $70.28 vs $59.35
- Compare: 70.28 is greater than 59.35 → so write
>
- Cheap product: orange iron ($59.35)
- Expensive product: blue/white iron ($70.28) →
cross this out
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Final Answer:
1) < — cross out $18.47
2) > — cross out $20.18
3) > — cross out $7.75
4) < — cross out $10.41
5) < — cross out $60.13
6) > — cross out $70.28
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of prices worksheet.
