Compare the Whole Numbers:
Start by comparing the whole number parts of the decimals. In your example, both numbers have the same whole number part, which is 6.
Compare the Tenths: Next, compare the tenths place. In your example, one number has 7 tenths (6.75) while the other has 3 tenths (6.732). Since 7 is greater than 3, you can conclude that 6.75 is greater than 6.732 up to the tenths place.
Compare the Hundredths: If the tenths are the same, move on to the hundredths place. In your example, both numbers have the same hundredths place, which is 2.
Continue to Other Decimal Places: Keep comparing the numbers to the right of the decimal point. If you find any place where one number has a larger digit than the other, you can determine which number is greater. If you reach the end of both numbers and they are identical, they are equal.So, in your specific example, 6.75 is greater than 6.732 because the tenths place (7) is greater than the tenths place of 6.732 (3).