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Let's break down the numbers from the table provided:

1. The first number is formed by placing the digits from left to right: **372**
2. The second number is formed as: **237**
3. The third number is: **327**

Now let's compare these three numbers to find the greatest and the least:

- **372** is the greatest because it has the highest hundreds digit.
- **237** is the least because it has the lowest hundreds digit.

So, filling in the blanks:
- **16**: **372** is the greatest.
- **17**: **237** is the least.
- **18**: The order from greatest to least is: **372, 327, 237**.

Do you want more details or have any questions?

Here are some related questions to further explore this concept:
1. What would be the order if the tens and ones digits were swapped in each number?
2. How would the order change if the hundreds digit of each number was reduced by 1?
3. What happens to the order if two numbers have the same hundreds digit?
4. Can you find another set of three-digit numbers using the digits 2, 3, and 7 to form the smallest possible number?
5. How do we compare numbers if they have the same hundreds digit?

**Tip:** When comparing three-digit numbers, always start by comparing the hundreds place first, followed by the tens and then the ones place.

Compare and order the numbers from greatest to least. Fill in each blank. Find the greatest, the least, and arrange the numbers from greatest to least: 372, 237, 327.

Learn how to compare and order the three-digit numbers 372, 237, and 327. This lesson focuses on place value comparison, determining the greatest and least number, and arranging them in order. Suitable for students in Grades 1-3.

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