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mathsIntegersComparing Integers

### Ascending and Descending Orders in Integers

In this page, arranging three or more integers in ascending or descending order is explained.

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The ascending order was introduced in whole numbers. Given numbers are arranged from smallest to largest.

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ascending order

The descending order was introduced in whole numbers. Given numbers are arranged from largest to smallest.

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descending order

Arrange -234, 423, 73 in ascending order.

The order is -234, 73, 423.

Arrange 9, 873, -99 in descending order.

The order is 873, 9, -99.

Two or more integers can be compared to arrange them in
•  ascending order : from the smallest to the largest
•  descending order : from the largest to the smallest

Solved Exercise Problem:

Arrange the numbers in ascending order -8, -843, -84.

• -843, -84, -8
• -843, -84, -8
• -8, -84, -843

The answer is "-843, -84, -8".

Solved Exercise Problem:

Arrange the numbers in descending order -2, 7, -4.

• 7, -4, -2
• 7, -2, -4
• 7, -2, -4

The answer is "7, -2, -4"

Solved Exercise Problem:

Arrange the numbers in descending order 5, -5, 5, -5.

• 5, -5
• 5, 5, -5, -5
• 5, 5, -5, -5

The answer is "5, 5, -5, -5"

Solved Exercise Problem:

Arrange the numbers in ascending order -2, 0, 4.

• -2, 0, 4
• -2, 0, 4
• 0, -2, 4

The answer is "-2, 0, 4"

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