Let's evaluate each of the statements one by one:
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−35 is greater than 0.
This statement is false. −35 is less than 0. -
negative 3 fifths is greater than 0.
This statement is false. Negative 3 fifths (−0.6) is less than 0. -
0 is greater than −0.5.
This statement is true. 0 is greater than −0.5. -
0 is greater than negative 0 point 5.
This statement is also true. 0 is greater than −0.5. -
0.6 is greater than 1.
This statement is false. 0.6 is less than 1. -
−1 is less than −45.
This statement is true. −1 is greater than −45, but it is still less than −1. -
negative 1 is less than negative 4 fifths.
This statement is true. -1 is less than -0.8 (or -4/5). -
−0.3 is less than 15.
This statement is true. −0.3 is indeed less than 15.
Based on this evaluation, the three true statements are:
- 0 is greater than −0.5.
- 0 is greater than negative 0 point 5.
- −0.3 is less than 15.
(Note: If we select three statements, the two versions of the same statement can be combined as one.)