Asked by Jac
Apparently i got this wrong, but my teacher is giving me a chance to redo.
The question was to put these numbers in decreasing order.
_/13, pi, 1.3, -0.7, -8/5 (and i put them in this order)
She gave me a 0/2 and said think about how you would place them on a number line.
Any help would be great
The question was to put these numbers in decreasing order.
_/13, pi, 1.3, -0.7, -8/5 (and i put them in this order)
She gave me a 0/2 and said think about how you would place them on a number line.
Any help would be great
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
-8/5 = -1 3/5
Answered by
Reiny
I will assume the _/13 is √13 , which would be the largest, so
√13, π, 1.3, -.7, -8/5
are indeed in the correct descending order.
If that is how you had it, and you did not have a typo, ask your teacher to reconsider.
√13, π, 1.3, -.7, -8/5
are indeed in the correct descending order.
If that is how you had it, and you did not have a typo, ask your teacher to reconsider.
Answered by
Jac
Yes I believe decreasing order is largest to smallest is it not?
Im assuming she mustve wanted it increasing order, based off the fact she said think of a number line
Im assuming she mustve wanted it increasing order, based off the fact she said think of a number line
Answered by
Reiny
Yes, decreasing is from largest to smallest
So to make her happy, just turn them around.
So to make her happy, just turn them around.
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