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Chapter 1: Q. 716 (page 144)

Order each pair of numbers,<or>.

-0.1__-0.4

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Required answer is-0.1>-0.4

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Step 1. Given information

-0.1__-0.4

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Step 2. Calculation

Since -1>-4,-1tenths greater than -4tenths

鈬�-1>-4-0.1>-0.4

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