To identify the three true statements, let's evaluate each one:
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−0.3 is less than 1/5:
- Convert 1/5 to a decimal: 1/5 = 0.2.
- Since -0.3 (−0.3) is less than 0.2, this statement is true.
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0.6 is greater than 1:
- 0.6 is actually less than 1. Thus, this statement is false.
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−1 is less than −4/5:
- Convert -4/5 to a decimal: -4/5 = -0.8.
- Since -1 (−1) is less than -0.8, this statement is true.
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0 is greater than −0.5:
- 0 is indeed greater than -0.5. Thus, this statement is true.
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−3/5 is greater than 0:
- Convert -3/5 to a decimal: -3/5 = -0.6.
- Since -0.6 is less than 0, this statement is false.
The three true statements are:
- −0.3 is less than 1/5.
- −1 is less than −4/5.
- 0 is greater than −0.5.