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Which equation correctly represents the distance between −15.1 and −3.9 on a number line?

1 answer:

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Here what we observe

So as we know about subtracting lowest number is subtracted from highest no

So here

$\\ \tt\longmapsto -3.9-(-15.1)=|-11.2|=11.2$

Distance must be positive

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