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Do opposites name the same location on a number line?

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aleksandrvk [35]3 years ago

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No they do not. For example, on a number line with the numbers -2 and 2, they are in different locations on a number line. -2 is farther on the left, while 2 is farther on the right. Therefore, opposites do not name the same location on a number line!

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