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Number Ordering Challenge

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Arrange and compare the given numbers.

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Number Ordering Challenge
 

Number Ordering ChallengeOnline version

Arrange and compare the given numbers.

by chidinma Awurum
1

Arrange these numbers from least to greatest: 236, 213, 32, 320

2

Arrange these numbers from greatest to least: 236, 213, 32, 320

3

Which number is second smallest among 236, 213, 32, 320?

4

Which number is largest among 236, 213, 32, 320?

5

Which is the smallest number in the set: 236, 213, 32, 320?

6

Place in ascending order: 320, 236, 213, 32

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Place in descending order: 32, 320, 213, 236

8

Which number is neither the smallest nor the largest: 236, 213, 32, 320?

9

Which pair shows the correct order from least to greatest?

10

If you sort 236, 213, 32, 320 from smallest to largest, which is third?

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