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Order these list of decimals from smallest to largest -8.91 4.56 -2.8 0.62

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vodka [1.7K]3 years ago

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Answer: -8.91, -2.8, 0.62, 4.56

Step-by-step explanation:

The negative numbers are smaller than the positive ones. The larger number behind the negative sign is smaller. Therefore, -8.91 is smaller than -2.8 so -8.91 is first and -2.8 is second. The last two numbers are positive so you compare them. 0.62 is smaller than 4.56 so the list of decimals from smallest to largest is -8.91, -2.8, 0.62, 4.56.

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