It looks like you’ve uploaded a worksheet on ordering rational numbers. Here’s a breakdown of the steps to tackle these types of questions:

Observations and Solutions:

1. Comparison of Rational Numbers:

   • The first section asks for comparisons using symbols (<, >, =). To solve these, you’ll need to convert numbers to a similar form (like decimals or fractions) and compare their values directly.

2. Number Lines:

   • The next parts involve placing rational numbers on a number line. This helps visualize their relative sizes.
   • Be sure to mark positions correctly on the line, especially for negative numbers and fractions.

3. Ordering from Least to Greatest:

   • After marking the numbers on the number line, list them in ascending order. This gives a clear picture of their sequence from smallest to largest.

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Follow-Up Questions:

1. How can you accurately convert fractions to decimals for comparison?
2. What are some tricks to quickly determine the order of fractions with different denominators?
3. How does the position of negative numbers affect their order on a number line?
4. When comparing decimals, what is a common mistake to avoid?
5. How can understanding number lines help in comparing rational numbers?

Tip:

Always double-check the placement of negative numbers on a number line; they get smaller as they go left.