< > Which one is the greater and/or less sign?

Question

< > Which one is the greater and/or less sign?

So if i was to say 56cm _____ 6m

What sign would I use? And what is the name of it?

Answer 1

The aligator eats the bigger number.

< less than
>greater than

Answer 2

The arrow pointing to the right ( " > " ) indicates is greater than and the arrow pointing to the left ( " < " ) indicates is less than. A very easy way to remember this is to look at the size of the imaginary vertical (up and down) line drawn through the arrow at either end of the arrow and seeing which is the shortest. If the line is longer, that side of the "inequality" is the larger one (if the inequality is correct). Examples: 100 > 2 or 3 < 200.

Answer 3

9<10 10> 9 10=10

Answer 4

when you are given a > or < and asked which is the greater sign, just assume there is a number to the left of the sign, and nothing on the right.

Answer 5

Greater than>
Lesser than<

Answer 6

My trick for remembering this is that the one that looks most like an L, <, stands for Less than.

Answer 7

I don't want to give you the answer to your homework problem, but you need to start by converting the cm to m. Use this site: http://www.onlineconversion.com/length_common.htm

Then, just remember that the point should always go to the smallest number.

15 >14
14 <15

Answer 8

> = greater than
< = less than

Answer 9

u would say 56cm > 6cm because 56 is GREATER than 6

Answer 10

the one to the right > is more and the one to the left is < less, its easy, o yea another way, remember this - pacman always eats the bigger number : pacman O< hope u get it