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2 years ago

Order the values from least to greatest. = 3 = 1-51 = = 1 = -4

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Rom4ik [11]2 years ago

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Answer:

-51?,-4, 1, 3, or -4,1,3, 1 through 51 idk what u ment by " 1-51"

Step-by-step explanation:

the bigger the negitive numbers are the less it is so even tho (for example) -63 is bigger then -12, -12 is still CLOSER to POSITIVE 1 and has less ways to go to become positive then -63

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I hope that helps!
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