The $\displaystyle >$ sign means greater than. $\displaystyle 63$ is greater than $\displaystyle 62$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 3$ has a greater value than $\displaystyle 2$, which means $\displaystyle 63$ has a greater value than $\displaystyle 62$. 

The $\displaystyle >$ sign means greater than. $\displaystyle 47$ is greater than $\displaystyle 46$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 7$ has a greater value than $\displaystyle 6$, which means $\displaystyle 47$ has a greater value than $\displaystyle 46.$ 

The $\displaystyle >$ sign means greater than. $\displaystyle 22$ is greater than $\displaystyle 21$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 2$ has a greater value than $\displaystyle 1$, which means $\displaystyle 22$ has a greater value than $\displaystyle 21.$ 

The $\displaystyle >$ sign means greater than. $\displaystyle 36$ is greater than $\displaystyle 35$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 6$ has a greater value than $\displaystyle 5$, which means $\displaystyle 36$ has a greater value than $\displaystyle 35.$ 

The $\displaystyle >$ sign means greater than. $\displaystyle 53$ is greater than $\displaystyle 52$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 3$ has a greater value than $\displaystyle 2$, which means $\displaystyle 53$  has a greater value than $\displaystyle 52.$ 

The $\displaystyle >$ sign means greater than. $\displaystyle 79$ is greater than $\displaystyle 78$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 9$ has a greater value than $\displaystyle 8$, which means $\displaystyle 79$has a greater value than $\displaystyle 78.$ 

The $\displaystyle <$ sign means less than. $\displaystyle 84$ is less than $\displaystyle 85$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 4$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 5$, which means $\displaystyle 84$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 85.$ 

The $\displaystyle <$ sign means less than. $\displaystyle 43$ is less than $\displaystyle 44$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 3$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 4$, which means $\displaystyle 43$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 44.$ 

The $\displaystyle <$ sign means less than. $\displaystyle 36$ is less than $\displaystyle 37$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 6$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 7$, which means $\displaystyle 36$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 37.$ 

The $\displaystyle <$ sign means less than. $\displaystyle 58$ is less than $\displaystyle 59$ because of the number in the ones place. $\displaystyle 8$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 9$, which means $\displaystyle 58$ has a lesser value than $\displaystyle 59.$