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Can someone help me with this ?? Order the following numbers from least to greatest.

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telo118 [61]2 years ago

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According to the given values, the numbers from least to greatest is ∛64, 4.222.. √19

<h3>Descending and ascending order</h3>

Ordering a sequence of number from least to greatest is known as the ascending order of magnitude

Given the following parameters

∛64, √19 and 4.222...

The cube root of 64 is 4

The square root of 19 is 4.36

While the repeating decimal 4.2. can be 4.2222...

Ordering from least to greatest is 4, 4.2222, 4.36

According to the given values, the numbers from least to greatest is ∛64, 4.222.. √19

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