Which arrangement shows −5 1/2 , −5 , −6.4 , and −2 6/4 in order from least to greatest?

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Alexeev081 [22]2 years ago

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Answer:

$-6.4, -5 \frac{1}{2} , -5 , -2 \frac{6}{4}$

Step-by-step explanation:

Arranging these negative values in order from least to greatest may be tricky if you are not familiar with your integer rules and operations. However, if you seem to understand, even a little, this way may be helpful to you.

All you need to know is this. positive and negative are opposites. Thus, if, for example, +2 is greater than +1 in positives, then -2 is less than -1 in negatives. So, in other words, think about it this way when you see a negative number, but you are used to positive numbers, just assume that the biggest number on the positive side is the smallest number on the negative side.

Therefore, if we were to use this method, we would result in -6.4, -5 1/2, -5, and -2 6/4. Since it would be the opposite in positives.

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