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4 years ago

Order -6.6,5.8,-6 3/4,27/5,-5 5/8 from least to greatest

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2 answers:

Drupady [299]4 years ago

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-6.6
5.8
-6 3/4(-4.5)
27/5(5.4)
-5 5/8 (-3.125)

Answer
-6.6 < -6 3/4 < -5 5/8 < 27/5 < 5.8

e-lub [12.9K]4 years ago

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-6 3/4, -6.6, -5 5/8, 27/5, 5.8

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