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MATH: Order a Set of Real Numbers ( TEKS 8.2D)
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RC1 Readiness Grade: 8 TEK: 8.2D Order a set of real numbers arising from mathematical and real-world contexts.
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Created Date 09.30.18
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Given -26/65,-0.38,-39%,-34/100, which list shows the numbers below in order from greatest to least?
Given -10/3, -3.8, -π, -√8. Which number is the smallest number? Which list shows the list in least to greatest?
Which list shows the jumpers in order from least time to greatest time to reach the ground? Dan:2√2 Jo:√6 Ugo: 2.443 Ty: 49/20
Negative numbers are _____________ than positive numbers.
Examples of rational numbers are ______________.
Which number is greater, the square root of 10 or pi?
Given numerator and denominator, (n/d), which statement is true?
Beth has 5 cards: nine tenths; 95%; square root of 5; 3 times pi; and 9. Which list the cards from greatest to least?
Faith has the rational number -√36. Van has the rational number -0.06. Which person has the largest number?
Which shows the list below in order from least to greatest? -4 -2/3, 4.15, 1.5π, √15, 365%
After ordering the numbers shown below in descending order, what is the middle number? -78.9%, -√3/2, -π, -√5, -18/5
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