This probably is a little more complicated than the average least to greatest problem. The part that used to throw me off was the fact that they all had different amounts of numbers behind the decimal. I learned to just add as many zeros BEHIND the given decimal to even it out.
Another thing that might be throwing you off is the negatives. I learned this pretty quickly, but I do know some people you didn't. The greater the number, the further left the order / number line it belongs. So, if it were -0.9 and -0.7 then -0.9 would have a lesser value, in this case. ONLY WITH NEGATIVES!!
Yes having a dog is a huge thing if that’s the question you have to provide for the dog make sure the dog doesn’t die of hunger or thirst. Also we have to make sure the dog has no fleas and make sure they are washed.
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