Explanation Given information: Numbers: 0.215 43 200 . Explanation: For comparison, the two numbers need to be in one type. Therefore, convert 43 200 in to decimals by dividing numerator by the denominator. Insert decimal and three zeros in the numerator because the numerator is less than the denominator. 200 0.215 43.000 − 400 _ 300 − 200 _ 1000 − 1000 _ 0 43 200 = 0.215 Now, the two numbers are 0.215 , 0.215 . While comparing the decimals, compare the places from left to right. The number with larger digit is the larger decimal. Comparing 0.215 , 0.215 The ones-place digits are same, so compare tenth-place digits- 0.215 0.215 ↑ ↑ 2 = 2 The tenth-place digits are same, so compare hundredth-place digits- 0

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