Question

The beginning of a hiking trail is exactly at sea level. There are three rest stops along the trail. The elevation of the first rest stop ls -10 feet. The elevation of the second rest stop is –15 feet. • The elevation of the third rest stop is 12 feet. Jack compares the elevations, in feet, of the first two rest stops by writing the inequality -10 someone plz help me plz​

Answer 1

Missing Part of Question:

Explain whether the inequality Jack writes is correct or incorrect. In your explanation,  include a description of each value in the inequality in terms of what it represents.

Answer:

Jack is incorrect

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Jack representation: $-10 < -15$

Required

State with reason if Jack is correct or not

Jack representation of both elevation shows implies that -10 is less than -15

This illustration is incorrect because;

If the numbers are presented on a number line

-10 is to the right of -15

And numbers on the number line increases along the right hand side.

Hence;

We can conclude that Jack is incorrect because $-10 > -15$