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Order

  • Arranging the things or numbers in a well-defined manner is called Ordering.

More about Order

  • Numbers are arranged in ascending or descending order.

Example of Order

  • 2 < 14 < 99 < 493 shows the arrangement of numbers in ascending order.
    493 > 99 > 14 > 2 shows the arrangement of numbers in descending order.

Solved Example on Order

Which list shows the numbers 68, 239, 294, 141 ordered from the greatest to the least?
Choices:
A. 294, 239, 141, 68
B. 68, 141, 239, 294
C. 68, 239, 294, 141
D. 141, 239, 294, 68
Correct Answer: A
Solution:
Step 1: Compare the numbers.
294 > 239 > 141 > 68
Step 2: So, the list that shows the given numbers ordered from the greatest to the Least is 294, 239, 141, 68.

Related Terms for Order

  • Ascending order
  • Descending Order
  • Numbers

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