\begin{tabular}{|l|}\hline \multicolumn{1}{|c|}{ Tuesday } \\ \hline Order from least to greatest. \\ \( 2.4,2.04,2.44,2.044 \) \\ \hline\end{tabular}

To order the numbers \( 2.4, 2.04, 2.44, 2.044 \) from least to greatest, we can follow these steps: 1. **Align the numbers by their decimal points** to make comparison easier: - \( 2.040 \) - \( 2.044 \) - \( 2.400 \) - \( 2.440 \) 2. **Compare the numbers** starting from the leftmost digit: - The whole number part (2) is the same for all numbers, so we look at the decimal part. - The first digit after the decimal point is compared: - For \( 2.040 \), the first digit is \( 0 \). - For \( 2.044 \), the first digit is \( 0 \). - For \( 2.400 \), the first digit is \( 4 \). - For \( 2.440 \), the first digit is \( 4 \). 3. **Continue comparing the next digits**: - Between \( 2.040 \) and \( 2.044 \), \( 2.040 \) is less than \( 2.044 \). - Between \( 2.400 \) and \( 2.440 \), \( 2.400 \) is less than \( 2.440 \). 4. **Final order**: - The least number is \( 2.040 \). - Next is \( 2.044 \). - Then \( 2.400 \). - Finally, \( 2.440 \). Thus, the numbers in order from least to greatest are: \[ 2.04, 2.044, 2.4, 2.44 \]