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Owen Bolton

31 May, 12:47

A number line shows 1 1/4, - 2 2/4, and - 1 3/4. Which statement is NOT true?

A. 1 1/4 > - 1 3/4, because 1 1/4 is located on the right of - 1 3/4 on the number line.

B. 1 1/4 < - 2 2/4, because 1 1/4 is located to the right of - 2 2/4 on the number line.

C. - 2 2/4 < - 1 3/4, because - 1 3/4 is located to the right of - 2 2/4 on the number line.

D. 1 1/4 > - 2 2/4, because 1 1/4 is located to the right of - 2 2/4 on the number line.

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