How can you order ration numbers from least to greatest

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velikii [3]3 years ago

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Find the highest and lowest terms Figure out where your number line starts and ends. Put the lowest term on the far left and the highest term on the far right. Remember, negative numbers are lower than positive numbers, and the greater a negative number's distance from zero, the lower it is.

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