Comparing Two-Digit Numbers Worksheet

Are you a teacher or a parent in search of an engaging and educational resource to help your students or children practice comparing two-digit numbers? If so, this Comparing Two-Digit Numbers Worksheet is just what you need!

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Which number is greater: 46 or 53?

53 is greater than 46.

Which number is smaller: 81 or 92?

81 is smaller than 92.

Compare 72 and 78.

When comparing 72 and 78, 78 is greater as it has a higher numerical value than 72.

Are 59 and 95 equal?

No, 59 and 95 are not equal. They may have the same digits but the order matters in determining their value. In this case, the swapping of the digits changes the number from 59 to 95, making them different values.

Is 18 greater than 25?

No, 18 is not greater than 25.

Compare 63 and 63.

63 and 63 are identical numbers, as they both represent the same quantity of sixty-three. There is no difference between the two numbers.

Is 87 less than 90?

Yes, 87 is less than 90.

Are 76 and 67 equal?

No, 76 and 67 are not equal; they are two different numbers with different values.

Compare 42 and 23.

In comparing the numbers 42 and 23, 42 is greater than 23 by 19.

Is 34 greater than 43?

No, 43 is greater than 34.