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Error Analysis Suzie claims that the greatest of the numbers below is four fifths
and the least is two sevenths
. Order the numbers from least to greatest. What was Suzie's likely error?
0.27 0.23 two sevenths
four fifths
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Part 1
Order the numbers from least to greatest.
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0.23
0.27
two sevenths
four fifths
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four fifths
0.23
0.27
two sevenths
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0.27
two sevenths
0.23
four fifths
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0.27
two sevenths
0.23
four fifths
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Least to greatest: 0.23, 0.27, two sevenths, four fifths.
Why Suzie was wrong: 2/7 = 0.285714... which is bigger than 0.27, so it is not the least. Suzie likely converted 2/7 to a decimal incorrectly (or compared numerators/denominators instead of converting), e.g. treating 2/7 as 0.27 or thinking it was less than 0.23.
Why Suzie was wrong: 2/7 = 0.285714... which is bigger than 0.27, so it is not the least. Suzie likely converted 2/7 to a decimal incorrectly (or compared numerators/denominators instead of converting), e.g. treating 2/7 as 0.27 or thinking it was less than 0.23.
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