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Example Question #1 :Number Lines
Which of the following numbers is depicted by the point on the number line?
The point lies halfway betweenand, or at.
Example Question #1 :Number Lines And Absolute Value
Plot the fractionon the number line.
The fractionis less thanand greater than, so it must fall between those points on the number line. Negative numbers are to the left ofwhile positive numbers are to the right.
Becauseis less than, the point must be closer tothan.
Example Question #1 :Number Theory
Find the distance betweenandon a number line.
To find the distance on a number line:
Example Question #1 :Number Lines
Express this inequality statement using symbols.
= less than
= greater than
= less than or equal to
= greater than or equal to
Example Question #1 :Number Lines
Find the inequality that corresponds to the following number line.
When looking at the number line, we can see thatxis any integer between 2 and 7.
Anything to the right of an integer is considered "greater than" and anything left of an integer is considered "less than".
So, we know thatxis greater than 2, but less than 7.
Now, since the circle above the 2 is shaded in, 2 is included in the solution. The circle above the 7 isnotshaded in, so 7 isnotincluded in the solution.
We now know thatxis greater than or equal to 2, and it is still less than 7.
Using the statement above, we will create 2 inequalities.
Now,can also be written as. It has the same value, it just looks a little different.
So we have the two inequalities
and
We can combine them, and it'll look like this
Example Question #1 :Number Lines
Put in order from least to greatest.
Thus, in increasing order:
Example Question #2 :Number Lines
Find the inequality that corresponds with this number line.
When looking at the number line,
we see at -5 there is a filled in circle. We also see there is an arrow going to the right of -5. Every integer to the right of -5 is greater than -5 itself. Because the circle above -5 is filled in, we know -5 is included in the inequality. We get
Example Question #85 :Number Theory
Put the following numbers in order from least to greatest.
There is only one negative number in the numbers.
The next biggest is,
Next is,
Next is,
Lastly is
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