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Jlenok [28]
3 years ago
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consider this expression 7+3.4+2 what movements does this represent for Cecil walking on his tightrope? draw a diagram to show h

is movements and length of his walk

Mathematics
1 answer:
Lina20 [59]3 years ago
5 0

Ok let me start it from here.

you are studying about properties of natural numbers or whole number or may be integers.

So , In this  Question you have to follow property of addition of integers.

⇒7+3=( You are at the point 7 on the number line or on the tight rope , you are moving (+3) on the right direction.) So you will reach at 7+1+1+1=10

⇒4+2=( You are at the point 4 on the number line or on the tight rope , you are moving (+2) on the right direction.) So you will reach at 4+1+1=6

In first case Cecil has taken total walk of 10 units and in second case Cecil has taken a walk of 10 units.

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