Comparison
Comparison of Numbers
Comparison enables us to identify what is greater or smaller between two objects and what is greatest and smallest among more than two objects.
Greater Number
In greater number, we identify which number is the bigger in comparison to then numbers.
Let us see the examples given below:
\[>\]
It means that \[\] is greater than \[\],
‘>’ is the sign of 'greater than' or "bigger than' or ‘more than'.
\[>\] is read as
\[\] is greater than \[\]
Smaller Numbers
In smaller number, we have to identify which number is smaller or less than in comparison to the given numbers.
See the following examples:
It means
is less than 3
'<" is the sign of "less than' or "smaller than".
Hence,
is read as 2 is smaller than 3.
Equal Numbers
Equal means neither greater than nor less than.
Let's consider
and
These numbers are equal because if one or more zeroes is put before any number the number remains unchanged. Thus
and
can be written as:
=
or
=
Where '=.' is the sign of equal.
And
=
is read as
is equal to
Comparison of Images
The comparison of images means comparing the sizes or numbers of the pictures given. In other words, if a particular picture is bigger or smaller or equal in comparison to the other pictures given. It also means comparing the numbers of pictures between groups.
Size Comparison
Let's understand it through an example:
A
B
In the above mentioned pictures (A) is smaller and (B) is bigger. Therefore, (A) is 3-aiiler in comparison to (B).
Number Comparison
Just see the two groups of pictures given below:
Group A Group B
Here group A has four keys and group B has two keys. Therefore, group A is greater than group B.
Ascending and Descending Order
Numbers can be arranged in ascending or descending order. In other words
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