Using Vertical and Horizontal Number Lines to Represent Integers
Using Vertical and Horizontal Number Lines to Represent Integers – Examples 1:
Using Vertical and Horizontal Number Lines to Represent Integers – Examples 2:
Solutions:
\(-4\) is positive so it is on the right side of 0 on the horizontal number line.
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