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3 years ago

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Barry is thinking of a number that is greater than -7 and less than -6 3/4. which numbers could be Barry's number? Select all th

at apply.
1. -7.3
2. -6.8
3. -6.2
4. -6.74
5. -7.15
6. -6.76

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pav-90 [236]3 years ago

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2 and 6 both apply!!

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