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Representa en la recta numérica los siguientes grupos de números enteros e identifica entre ellos cual es el menor y el mayor. a

). (-8, -6, -7, 3) b). (-9, -5, 2, 5,9) c). (-1, -8, - 5, -3, 1) d). (12,-5,0,-1,-10)

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Katen [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

sorry but i don't understand.

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