Comparing Numbers Part 3

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Comparing numbers means looking at two numbers to see which one is bigger or smaller.

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Comparing numbers means looking at two numbers to see which one is bigger or smaller. For example, if we compare 3 and 5, we see that 5 is greater than 3. We can use symbols like '>' for greater than and '<' for less than. So, we can say 3 < 5!

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