1) The document provides examples and instructions for comparing decimals by lining them up based on their decimal points and comparing digits left to right. It also gives examples of rounding decimals to different places and estimating sums by rounding to the nearest whole number. 2) Questions at the start review finding factors and multiples, reducing fractions, and estimating differences. 3) The main lesson explains how to compare decimals by placing them according to their decimal points and filling empty spaces with zeros before comparing digits left to right.

1. Lesson 33 Warm­Up:
1) What is 5/6 of 30?
2) Estimate the difference of 87 and 34.
3) Find the GCF of 36 and 84.
4) Find the LCM of 25 and 45.
5) Use prime factorization to reduce: 24
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2. Lesson 33:
*FYI...To compare decimals ­ line them up according to the
decimal points ­ fill in the empty spaces with zeros ­ then
compare the digits from left to right.
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3. Examples (Lesson 33):
Compare:
A) 10.30 10.3
B) 5.06 5.60
C) 1.1 1.099
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4. Round the following:
D) 3.14159 to the nearest ten­thousandth
E) 365.2418 to the nearest hundred
F) 57.432 to the nearest whole number
G) Simplify 10.200000 by removing the extraneous zeros
Estimate the sum (round to the nearest whole number):
H) 8.65 + 21.7 + 11.038
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