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| __ | |-10| | 3) | |14| | __ | |-12| |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 4) | |-24| | __ | |-15| | 5) | |7| | __ | |-10| | 6) | |-12| | __ | |18| |\n| 7) | |-1| | __ | |-3| | 8) | |-4| | __ | 4 | 9) | |-2| | __ | |-5| |\n| 10) | |-12| | __ | |7| | 11) | |-5| | __ | |-10| | 12) | |14| | __ | |-15| |\n| 13) | |3.5| | __ | |-2| | 14) | |-4| | __ | |-5.5| | 15) | |-0.7| | __ | |0.5| |\n| 16) | |-0.3| | __ | |-0.6| | 17) | |-14| | __ | |14| | 18) | |-1.2| | __ | |-0.8| |\n| 19) | |-25| | __ | |23| | 20) | 10 | __ | |-10| | 21) | |-10| | __ | -10 |\n| 22) | |-4.9| | __ | |2.7| | 23) | -5.2 | __ | |-2.8| | 24) | 0.9 | __ | |-0.5| |\n| 25) | |-0.6| | __ | |0.25| | 26) | |0.45| | __ | |-0.7| | 27) | -3.6 | __ | |-2.9| |\n| 28) | |-2.5| | __ | |2.5| | 29) | | 1 ¼ | | __ | | ¾ | | 30) | | -½ | | __ | |-1 ¼| |\n\nCHALLENGE: Put these values in order, from smallest to largest.  \n\n| |-9| | -1.4 | |-3.6| | -4.5 | 3.2 | |2.8| |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\n\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nSmallest Largest  \nName Date  \nCOMPARING ABSOLUTE VALUES 1 ANSWERS  \nUse the >, \u003C or = symbols to compare these expressions involving absolute values.  \n\n| 1) | |7| | > | |5| | 2) | |10| | = | |-10| | 3) | |14| | > | |-12| |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 4) | |-24| | > | |-15| | 5) | |7| | \u003C | |-10| | 6) | |-12| | \u003C | |18| |\n| 7) | |-1| | \u003C | |-3| | 8) | |-4| | = | 4 | 9) | |-2| | \u003C | |-5| |\n| 10) | |-12| | > | |7| | 11) | |-5| | \u003C | |-10| | 12) | |14| | \u003C | |-15| |\n| 13) | |3.5| | > | |-2| | 14) | |-4| | \u003C | |-5.5| | 15) | |-0.7| | > | |0.5| |\n| 16) | |-0.3| | \u003C | |-0.6| | 17) | |-14| | = | |14| | 18) | |-1.2| | > | |-0.8| |\n| 19) | |-25| | > | |23| | 20) | 10 | = | |-10| | 21) | |-10| | > | -10 |\n| 22) | |-4.9| | > | |2.7| | 23) | -5.2 | \u003C | |-2.8| | 24) | 0.9 | > | |-0.5| |\n| 25) | |-0.6| | > | 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