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anyanavicka [17]
1 year ago
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Order six and three tenths repeating, negative six and four ninths, 630%, and −6.1 from least to greatest.

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1 answer:
NNADVOKAT [17]1 year ago
4 0

The order of six and three tenths repeating, negative six and four ninths, 630%, and −6.1 from least to greatest is negative six and four ninths, −6.1, 630%, six and three tenths repeating. option D

<h3>Ascending order</h3>

This is the arrangements of numbers from the least to the greatest, that is, from lower value to higher value.

six and three tenths repeating

= 6.333

negative six and four ninths

= -6 4/9

= -6.444

630%

= 630/100

= 6.3

−6.1

From least to greatest:

  • negative six and four ninths
  • −6.1
  • 630%
  • six and three tenths repeating

Therefore, the order six and three tenths repeating, negative six and four ninths, 630%, and −6.1 from least to greatest is negative six and four ninths, −6.1, 630%, six and three tenths repeating. option D

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