Let's start with 14, shall we? Alright, so we know that positive and negative numbers are both on opposite sides of zero- negatives on the left, positives on the right. We see that we have a positive and negative. That lets us know that we have these two values on opposite sides. As for one, we see that it's (going to assume it's negative, as that's what it looks like. If not, do the same thing on the other side.) 5/8, we can only do fourths here, it seems, because there are four intervals between the numbers. Here's where the beauty of equivalent fractions comes in. 5/8 actually equals 2.5/4 if you divide the top and bottom by 2. Now it should be easy to graph it. A little after 1, and then in between 2 and three. Hope this helps.
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
The question states you need a square. That means whatever you do, must leave a square number like 49 or 64
If you add 6 or 7 to 56 you do not get 64 A and C are both wrong.
If you subtract 7 from 56 you get 49 which is a perfect square and all 4 sides will equal 7.
Can you give more specific information about this question
Add five to each side, then divide each side by 2. you will get 6.5 in the end
