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Point x starts at -4 on a number line. Pint x then goes through a series of moves; +3 units, -2 units, +6 units and -5 units. Wh

at is the final position of Point x?

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UkoKoshka [18]3 years ago

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-2. All you’re doing is going from the number you start with and performing the opperations in the order they appear (-4+3-2+6-5=-2)

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