Equal = means two sides are the same
e.g. 3 = 3
or, 5 = 5
With the less than < and the greater than > sign, just point the arrow head at the smallest number, no matter the question.
e.g. 2 < 4
or, 7 > 3
Using the symbols less than, or more than show the greater number between 7 and 3.
7 > 3
Using the symbols less than, or more than show the
lesser/smaller number between 7 and 3.
7 > 3
It does not matter really how the question is asked because once the arrow-head points at the lesser number, you highlight the greater number. So with using the less than < , and the greater than > symbols you actually answer both scenarios at the same time.
Try these out for size.
Using the symbols less than <, or more/greater than >, show which number is greater, between
7 and 5
5 and 13
7 and 1
Using the symbols less than <, or more/greater than >, show which number is the lesser, between
7 and 3
1 and 12
71 and 3
Using the symbols less than <, or more/greater than >, and equals =, place the correct symbol between the given numbers
21 and 21
12 and (5+3)
21 and (2×2)
(8÷2) and (2×2)
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