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Always, Sometimes, or Never True (Decimals)
If you multiply a 3-digit whole
number by a 1-digit whole
number, the answer will be
a 3-digit whole number.
When you subtract a 3-digit
whole number from 999,
you do not need to regroup.
The product of two whole
numbers is greater than the
sum of the two numbers.
A positive mixed number
is larger than a positive
improper fraction.
The product of 0
and a number is 0.
A positive number is larger
than a negative number.
The product of two even
positive numbers is an
even positive number.
The sum of two odd positive
numbers is an odd positive
number.
A whole number is
an integer.
A negative mixed number
is larger than −1.
When you divide whole
numbers, the remainder
is less than the number
you are dividing by.
A multiple of 5 is also
a multiple of 2.
In two fractions, the
greater fraction has the
smaller denominator.
A positive improper fraction
is greater than 1.
An integer is
a whole number.
A difference between two
positive decimals smaller
than 1 is smaller than 1.
A whole number made
from the digits 1, 2, and 3
used once each is smaller
than a whole number made
from the digits 4, 5, and 6
used once each.
A sum of two positive
decimals smaller than 1
is smaller than 1.
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