Answer:
Side ACwith DF
Step-by-step explanation:
When comparing two numbers, you usually start by comparing the numbers on the left of the decimal point, if you find one of them greater than the other, then you've got your answer ready. If the numbers on the left of the point are equal, then you start comparing the decimal part.
In the two numbers given, we have 87 and 13.688. We start by comparing the numbers before the point, we will find that these numbers are 87 and 13.
Comparing these two, we can see that 87 is greater than 13.
Therefore: 87 is greater than 13.688
Sum refers to addition and difference refers to subtraction.
Because it makes quantities with a lot of digits small enough that you can do math with them.
example:
say you measure a wavelength in nanometers which is common for wavelengths but then have to use this quantity in an equation with the speed of light; 300,000,000 m/s ..
You then must convert one of these quantities to get both in the same units of measure. Usually you would write 600 nm as 6x10^11 m instead of a 12 digit decimal and speed of light as 3x10^8 m/s