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Numeracy

Use symbols = < > correctly.

Use the symbols = (equal to) < (less than) or > (greater than) to make the number statements correct.

For example, if you think that 6 is less than 8, you need to choose the correct symbol for "less than" from the drop down box. If you are correct, your answer will be ticked when you click the "Finished" button at the end of the exercise.

Example: 6 < 8

 1.) 5

10
2.) 24
12+12
3.) 2x6
10
 4.) 100p
£1
5.)  3+3+3
3x3
 6.) 310 31
 7.) 999 1090
 8.) 450
45x10
 9.) three hundreds three tens
 10.) 10x5 20+20+20

 

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