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Use less than or greater than for this little brackets thing to write a true sentence.
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So they essentially want us to say whether 45.675 is greater than or less than 45.645.
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So let's look at each of these numbers.
I'm just going to write them on top of each other.
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So the first a number is forty-five and six hundred and seventy-five thousandths.
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and the second number is
forty-five and six hundred and forty-five thousandths.
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Now when you look at everything, here, the only place,
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where these two numbers are different is in the hundredths place.
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We have 7 hundredths here and
we have 4 hundredths here.
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Everything is the same, so this number is going to be greater.
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This number is a greater than 45.645,
or six-hundred and forty-five thousandths.
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Let me write that down just to make sure,
we know what we're doing.
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Forty-five and six hundred and
seventy-five thousandths,
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or 45.675, is definitely greater than 45.645,
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or forty-five and six hundred and forty-five
thousandths.
