Use \( =, 4 \), or \( \% \) to complete the statoment \( |20.9| \square|-29.1| \) \( |28.9| \square||-29.1| \)

First, we evaluate the absolute values: \( |20.9| = 20.9 \) and \( |-29.1| = 29.1 \). Thus, \( 20.9 < 29.1 \), so we can complete the statement as follows: \( |20.9| < |-29.1| \). Next, we look at the second set: \( |28.9| = 28.9 \) and \( |-29.1| = 29.1 \). Again, \( 28.9 < 29.1 \), so we can complete that statement as \( |28.9| < |-29.1| \). So, the completed statements are: \( |20.9| < |-29.1| \) \( |28.9| < |-29.1| \)