Compare and order real numbers
Grade 8 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Number line with a tick at every hundredth. Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. Card A is √14, card B is 3 4/5, card C is 3.6, card D is 365%, card E is 3.7.
Tala deals five number cards. Which order, from least to greatest, is right? Write the five letters.
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Number line with a tick at every hundredth. Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. Card A is π, card B is 22/7, card C is 3.1, card D is 3.2, card E is √10.
Zee ranks five cards, two of them close to π. Which order, from greatest to least, is right? Write the five letters.
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Number line with a tick at every hundredth. Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. Card A is √2, card B is 1 2/5, card C is 142%, card D is 1.41, card E is 1.45.
Ari sorts five number cards for a game. Which order, from least to greatest, is right? Write the five letters.
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Number line with a tick at every thousandth. Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. Card A is 7.2 × 10⁻¹, card B is 3/4, card C is 70%, card D is 0.073.
Jun ranks four number cards. Which order, from greatest to least, is right? Write the four letters.
Kira looks for numbers in a gap on the number line. Which pair has one rational and one irrational number, both between 4 and 5?
- 4.5 and √30
- 4.2 and 4.8
- √17 and √21
- 4.5 and √18
Luz picks two numbers between two whole numbers. Which pair has one rational and one irrational number, both between 2 and 3?
Number line with a tick at every tenth, from 2 to 3. Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. Number line with a tick at every tenth, from 2 to 3. Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. 2 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 3 Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. - 2.5 and √12
- √5 and √8
- 2.2 and 2.7
- 2.5 and √7
Number line with a tick at every tenth. Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. Number line with a tick at every tenth. Green marks are whole numbers, blue marks the other integers, orange marks the other rational numbers, and purple marks irrational numbers. green: whole numbers blue: other integers orange: other rational numbers purple: irrational numbers -2 -1 0 1 2 Pia checks a cube root against a decimal. Which is greater, ∛20 or 2.8?
- ∛20 is greater.
- 2.8 is greater.
- They are equal.
Ren tests a cube root against a decimal. Which is greater, ∛100 or 4.5?
Use the picture in question 7.
- 4.5 is greater.
- They are equal.
- ∛100 is greater.
Tala explains a comparison on the board. Which reason shows that √50 is greater than 7?
Use the picture in question 7.
- 7 × 7 = 49, and 50 is more than 49.
- A root sign makes a number bigger.
- √50 is about 5.
- 50 is greater than 7.
Zee defends a comparison in math club. Which reason shows that √40 is less than 6.5?
Use the picture in question 7.
- A root is always smaller than a plain number.
- √40 is about 7.
- 40 is much bigger than 6.5.
- 6.5 × 6.5 = 42.25, and 40 is less than 42.25.