To find which values could correctly fill in the blank, we first need to organize the given numbers in the list from least to greatest:
The numbers we have are:
- Negative 1.8
- Negative 1 and one-fourth (which is -1.25)
- Negative 0.2
- Blank
- One-half (which is 0.5)
- 90 percent (which is 0.9)
Now let's assign approximate decimal values to the given numbers:
- Negative 1.8 = -1.8
- Negative 1 and one-fourth = -1.25
- Negative 0.2 = -0.2
- One-half = 0.5
- 90 percent = 0.9
Ordering these from least to greatest, we have:
- -1.8
- -1.25
- -0.2
- (Blank)
- 0.5
- 0.9
Now we need to determine suitable values for the blank that fit correctly in the sequence.
Considering the provided options:
- 10% = 0.1 (Fits after -0.2 when placed in the blank)
- 1 (Does not fit since it is greater than 0.5)
- -0.1 (Fits after -0.2 when placed in the blank)
- -1 (Does not fit since it is less than -1.25)
- One-fourth = 0.25 (Fits after -0.2 when placed in the blank)
So, the values that could correctly fill in the blank are:
- 10%
- -0.1
- One-fourth
The selected values are: 10%, -0.1, and One-fourth.