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2 years ago

Select the statement that correctly compares two numbers.

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1 answer:

sattari [20]2 years ago

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The correct answer is option A

• In mathematics, comparison of numbers if the process that defines similar properties between two numbers and identifies that the number if smaller or greater than or equal to the other number.

• In maths there are three special symbols used in comparison of numbers. The basic symbols are

1. Greater than (>)

2. Less than (<)

3. Equals to (=)

According to the question

Option A :

4.13 = 4.130

As we know the value of 0 after all the numbers and after the decimal is insignificant,

So , 4.13 = 4.130

This is correct comparison.

Option B :

5.16<5.06

Bigger number can’t be less than the smaller number, comparison is wrong.

Option C :

6.28<6.08

Bigger number can’t be less than the smaller number, comparison is wrong.

Option D:

7.09>7.19

Smaller number can’t be greater than the bigger number, comparison is wrong.

Option A is correct

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