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grandymaker [24]
3 years ago
11

20 POINTS!!! A an elevator in a mine is going up and down. The inequality statements compare the elevation of the elevator at th

ree different points.
–250 m < –131 m

–131 m < –102 m



Which statements comparing the elevations are true?



Select each correct statement.



An elevation of –131 m is lower than an elevation of –250 m .

An elevation of –102 m is higher than an elevation of –131 m .

An elevation of –250 m is lower than an elevation of –102 m .

An elevation of –131 m is higher than an elevation of –102 m
Mathematics
1 answer:
scoundrel [369]3 years ago
4 0
<span>The answers:

B. An elevation of –102 m is higher than an elevation of –131 m .
and
C. An elevation of –250 m is lower than an elevation of –102 m .
are correct.

When using negative numbers, higher is lower because it is all opposite to positive numbers on a number line.</span>
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