Less then Symbol Meaning, Examples 1. Understanding the “Less Than” Symbol (<) Concept: “Smaller than” means that one number or object is less in size or quantity compared to another. Example: If we have 3 apples and 5 apples, 3 apples are smaller in quantity than 5 apples. Concept: The symbol “<” is used to […]
Read More →Advantages and Disadvantages of Simple Interest and Compound Interest Both simple interest and compound interest have their unique advantages and disadvantages. Below is a detailed explanation, including examples. Simple Interest Advantages: Easy to Calculate and Understand: Simple interest is straightforward to calculate using the formula: Simple Interest=(P×R×T)/100 where P is the principal amount, R is the […]
Read More →Addition of 4-Digit Without Regrouping 4-digit addition without regrouping means that when we add the digits in each place value (ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands), the sum of the digits in each column is less than 10. This means there’s no need to carry over to the next column. Let’s break this down with a […]
Read More →Comparing Numbers From 0 – 30 – Worksheet Write the correct symbol (<, > or =) in following problems. <Less Than >Greater Than =Equal To
Read More →Comparing Numbers From 0 – 20 – Worksheet Write the correct symbol (<, > or =) in following problems. <Less Than >Greater Than =Equal To
Read More →Comparing Numbers From 0 – 10 – Worksheet Write the correct symbol (<, > or =) in following problems. <Less Than >Greater Than =Equal To
Read More →Acute angle and Obtuse Angle – Difference In this tutorial, we will learn difference between an acute angle and obtuse angle.
Read More →Right Angle Triangle – Definition – Formula – Properties What is a Right Angle Triangle? A right angle triangle is a type of triangle. A right angle triangle plays an important role in trigonometry. A triangle in which one of the interior angle is 90º or a right angle is a right triangle. Right Triangle […]
Read More →Comparing – Unit Fractions Unit fractions are fractions in which numerator(top of the number) of the fraction is 1 and denominator(bottom number) of the fraction is a whole number. Example: 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, 1/12, and so on. In a unit fraction, the numerator is always 1. In a fraction, denominator shows the number of […]
Read More →Proper Fraction and Improper Fraction – Difference In this tutorial we learn difference between a proper fraction and an improper fraction. Proper Fraction Improper Fraction A “Proper Fraction” is a fraction whose numerator is smaller than it’s denominator. A “Improper Fraction” is a fraction whose numerator is equal to or greater than it’s denominator. Examples: 2/9, 3/7 and 1/8 […]
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