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Ostrovityanka [42]
3 years ago
10

Point Coordinate

Mathematics
1 answer:
telo118 [61]3 years ago
5 0

Step 1:

First, let's order the number from least to greatest.

A. -0.31

B. -0.33

C. -0.38

D. -0.29

We could see that A, B, and C's numbers are already from least to greatest, so all we have to do is to move -0.29 (D) up to the top, since -0.29 is the number with the lowest value.

C. -0.38

B. -0.33

A. -0.31

D. -0.29

Step 2:

Let's look at the four number lines. Remember that we already organized the numbers from least to greatest, so the order they go in on the number line is: C, B, A, and D. Since Line C and D Don't follow that rule, we know those are not our answers. Also on line B, C is on the left of -0.4, but C's value is less than -0.4, so B is wrong. We are left with line A.

Line A: C. -0.38, B. -0.33, A. -0.31, D. -0.29

Our answer: Line A

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