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Integers, Rational Numbers, and Absolute Value

Mathematics

1 answer:

sattari [20]3 years ago

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Answer:

|--|---------|---------|----------|-------|-------|-------|--------------|-|

-⅘ - 2.06 -2 6/7 -6 2/10 0.5 5 ⅗ 11.5

(This is a rough answer, it just mainly just shows the order of the numbers).

Step-by-step explanation:

1. -4/5

2. - 2.06

3. -2 6/7

4. -6

5. 2/10

6. 0.5

7. 5 ⅗

8. 11.5

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