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What is the property of 36 23 14 7?
They are four positive integers in decreasing order of magnitude.
How do you order integers?
in increasing order
Does the order for the positive integers and negative integers of the addends affect the sum?
No.
If you put several integers in order least to greatest and greatest to least how is it that the same number is always third in order?
That will happen if you have 5 integers.
Visualizing integers and their order in a number line?
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