Answer:
The first, third, and fourth.
Step-by-step explanation:
Absolute value is the distance from 0 on a number line and is always positive. To order from least to greatest, we compare place value or numerator and denominators.
In the first list, 11 is the greatest value and 7/10>3/5. Their decimal conversions are 0.7>0.6. This list has the correct order.
In the second list, 3>2 in the ones place. This is correct so far. NOw let's look at the fractions. 1/3<2/3. Their decimal conversions are 0.33..<0.66... This list should have -3 2/3 first. This list is the incorrect order.
In the third list, 6 or -6 is the greatest value in the ones place 6>5. Let's look at the fractions. 5/7>3/7 since they share the same denominator we can compare just the numerators. 5>3. This list is correct.
In the fourth list, the ones place is the same for all. We take a look at the fractions now. 5/6>7/12 since 0.83>0.583. And lastly 7/12>5/12. This list is in the correct order.
The first, third, and fourth lists are in correct order for absolute value greatest to least.
