Lesson 5 Problem-Solving Practice

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Lesson 5 Problem-Solving Practice Compare and Order Rational Numbers 1. FLORIST Paige wants to sell a certain number of roses each month. The difference between her goal and her actual sales is shown. Order the differences from least to greatest.

2. SCIENCE A scientist recorded the differences in weights of mice after a change in the diet and exercise routine. 1 ounce, The differences were: - −

2 1 ounce. 0.23 ounce, -0.4 ounce, and − 3

Month

Difference 1 -4 −

January

1 1 , -0.4, 0.23, − -−

2

February

6.8

March

5 2−

Order the differences from least to greatest.

3

2

8

April

-1.7

5 1 -4 − , -1.7, 2 − , 6.8 2

8

3. PLANTS In one week, Kateira’s plant grew 0.58 inch, Stefano’s plant grew 1 − inch, Kayla’s plant grew 0.4 inch, and 2

5 Mirenda’s plant grew −− inch. Order

4. TIMES The difference in the runners’ goals and their actual times is shown. Order the numbers from least to 1 4 greatest. -3.2, -2 − , 1−− , 1.43

5

11

5 1 , −, 0.58 0.4, −−

Runner

Difference

Sean

11 2

-3.2 4 1 −−

Lacey

10 1 -2− 5

Maura Amos 5. MOVIE Each homeroom recorded the difference in costs for making a movie from their budget. Which homeroom exceeded their budget the most?

1.43

6. PICTURES A photographer records the amount he changes his shutter speed for each photo he takes. The changes 3 1 , -− , and 1.4. Order the are -1.5, 1− 8

Homeroom

Difference

A

1 104 −

B

-56.40

C

2 104 −

D

-32.50

4

5

changes from least to greatest.

3 1 -1.5, - − , 1−, 1.4 5

8

5

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the amounts from least to greatest.

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