Comparing Sets: Greater Than, Less Than, and Equal To

This video tutorial introduces the concept of sets and how to compare them using greater than, less than, and equal to signs. It includes a story about Mr. Croc, a crocodile who prefers larger sets, to illustrate these concepts. The video provides examples and practice exercises to reinforce learning. It concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe for more educational content.

What symbols are used to compare sets?

• Plus, minus, and multiply

• Greater than, less than, and equal to

• Divide, add, and subtract

• Percent, degree, and dollar sign

How many objects are in a set that is equal to another set with four objects?

• Six

• Five

• Four

• Three

If Set A has more fruits than Set B, how do we describe Set A?

• Lesser

• Equal

• Inferior

• Greater

What does Mr. Croc prefer in sets?

• The set that is less

• The set that is equal

• The set that has more

• The set that is colorful

In the story, where does Mr. Croc live?

• In the mountains of Asia

• In the forests of South America

• In the tropical habitats of Africa

• In the deserts of Australia

What sign do we use when two sets have the same amount?

• Not equal sign

• Greater than sign

• Less than sign

• Equal sign

When Mr. Croc's tail points to a set, what does it indicate?

• The set is equal

• The set is colorful

• The set is less

• The set is greater

If Set A has 2 candies and Set B has 5, how do we compare them?

• Set A is greater than Set B

• Cannot be determined

• Set A is equal to Set B

• Set A is less than Set B

What action does Mr. Croc take when he finds two sets that are the same?

• Walks away

• Opens his mouth wide

• Wiggles his tail

• Looks left and right

What is the correct sign to place between the numbers 15 and 7?

• Not equal sign

• Greater than sign

• Less than sign

• Equal sign