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3 years ago

Which of the following numbers is least, or furthest to the left on the number line? {48, 95, 21, 64, 53}

1 answer:

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The number that is the least or furthest is 21 because they are all positive and so that makes the littles number the least, but if they where all negatives it would be the greatest negative.

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