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\( E?-1 \)
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\( E?H \)
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\( D?H \)
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\( A?K \)
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\( C?1 \)
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Let's locate the letter on the number line and see which number represents it:
We can see that it's the same number, therefore:
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Let's locate the number that represents the letter on the number line:
We should note that 2 is a positive number, and minus 1 is a negative number, therefore:
-1 < 2
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We will locate the letters on the number line and see which numbers represent them:
Since the number 2 is positive, and the number minus 2 is negative:
-2<2
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We will locate the letters on the number line and see which numbers represent them:
Since the number 5 is positive, and the number minus 5 is negative:
-5<5
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Let's locate the letter on the number line and see which number represents it:
After locating the numbers, we can determine:
-3<1
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\( E?H \)
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\( J?4 \)
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\( 0?D \)
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\( 17?+17 \)
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\( 25?-5 \)
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We will locate the letters on the number line and see which numbers represent them:
Since the number 2 is positive, and the number minus 1 is negative:
-1<2
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Let's locate the letter on the number line and see which number represents it:
We should note that it's the same number, therefore:
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Let's locate the letter on the number line and see which number represents it:
Since the number negative 2 is negative, it must be less than zero, therefore:
0 > -2
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Since both numbers are positive and identical, they are equal to each other:
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Since the number minus 5 is a negative number and the number 25 is positive, 25 is necessarily greater:
25 > -5
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\( +3?0 \)
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\( I?C \)
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\( F?-5 \)
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\( B?G \)
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\( C?1 \)
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Since the number 3 comes after the number 0, it is necessarily greater:
3 > 0
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Let's plot the letters on the number line and see which numbers represent them:
Since the number 3 is positive, and the number minus 3 is negative:
3 > -3
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Let's locate the letter on the number line and see which number represents it:
Since the number negative 5 is negative, it is necessarily less than zero, and therefore:
0 > -5
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Let's locate the letters on the number line and see which numbers represent them:
Since the number 1 is positive, and the number minus 4 is negative:
-4<1
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Let's locate the letter on the number line and see which number represents it:
Since the number 1 is positive, and the number minus 3 is negative:
-3 < 1
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\( 0?-3.9 \)
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\( -\frac{1}{2}?-\frac{1}{4} \)
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\( -4?-3.5 \)
Which is larger?
Which is larger?
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Since the number -3.9 is further from zero, it must be smaller, therefore:
0 > -3.9
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Let's place the numbers on the number line.
We will use whole numbers as reference points.
That is, both fractions are located between the numbers 0 and 1:
Since negative one-quarter is closer to zero, it is greater, therefore:
-\frac{1}{2} < -\frac{1}{4}
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Let's place the two numbers on the number line and observe which one is closer to zero:
Since the number -3.5 is closer to zero, it is greater:
-4 < -3.5
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Which is larger?
Let's look at the number line and locate each letter:
Let's solve the remaining exercises and remember the rules:
Therefore:
Thus, A+L is the largest.
Which is larger?
Let's look at the number line and locate each letter:
Let's solve the remaining exercises and remember the rule:
Therefore:
Therefore, L is the largest.