Comparing Integers and Absolute Values
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Comparing Integers and Absolute Values
Comparing integers worksheet: eighteen pairs such as −12 and −3, |−9| and 4, or −|6| and |−5|, to fill in with <, > or =. Grade 6, with an answer key.
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Compare and order integers, fractions and decimals, positive and negative, with <, > and =; tell a comparison of absolute values from a comparison of order; and place square roots among them by estimating.
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How to use this sheet
- Have the child place each number on a number line before ordering them.
- Write fractions as decimals, or decimals as fractions, so every number is in one form.
- For absolute value, ask "How far is it from zero?"
Common mistakes
- Ordering negatives as if they were positives, so −0.5 seems less than −0.75.
- Thinking absolute value just removes the minus sign in an expression, so |3 − 5| becomes 3 + 5. Work out the inside first.
- Comparing a fraction and a decimal digit by digit without converting them first.
