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Flauer [41]
4 years ago
12

I NEED HELP ASAP Please

Mathematics
1 answer:
Dimas [21]4 years ago
5 0
To the left of 0 the numbers are negative. -1 5/6 is the last mark before -2. Each part is split into 6. 2 1/3 is positive so it is to the right of 0. 1/3=2/6 so it would be 2 marks after positive 2.
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