Day 2 - Compare & Order Numbers to 100,000 - NICHOLAS GLAESER | Laabri

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The table below shows the mass of a rock each student found.
Which inequality (>, <, =) correctly compares the two greatest rocks?

Maria < Taylor

Alex > Taylor

Taylor > Alex

Maria > Alex

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The table below shows the number of shells found on each beach in one year.
Which inequality (>, <, =) correctly compares the two beaches where the greatest amount of shells were found?

Beach C < Beach A

Beach B < Beach C

Beach A > Beach D

Beach B > Beach D

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Day 2 - Compare & Order Numbers to 100,000

Day 2 - Compare & Order Numbers to 100,000

The table below shows the mass of a rock each student found.Which inequality (>, <, =) correctly compares the two greatest rocks?

The table below shows the number of shells found on each beach in one year.Which inequality (>, <, =) correctly compares the two beaches where the greatest amount of shells were found?

The table below shows the mass of a rock each student found.Which inequality (>, <, =) correctly compares the two greatest rocks?

The table below shows the number of shells found on each beach in one year.Which inequality (>, <, =) correctly compares the two beaches where the greatest amount of shells were found?

The table below shows the mass of a rock each student found.
Which inequality (>, <, =) correctly compares the two greatest rocks?

The table below shows the number of shells found on each beach in one year.
Which inequality (>, <, =) correctly compares the two beaches where the greatest amount of shells were found?

The table below shows the mass of a rock each student found.
Which inequality (>, <, =) correctly compares the two greatest rocks?

The table below shows the number of shells found on each beach in one year.
Which inequality (>, <, =) correctly compares the two beaches where the greatest amount of shells were found?