If you have a number line, and you start at zero then one fourth would go after the zero. Ex: <0 1/4---I----II----III---->
115 = 5 x 23
Since 115 ends in five, it will divide by '5'. Hence '5' is one of the factors. 5)115 = 23 Hence '23' is the other factor. Since '23' is a prime number, there are no other factors for 115 , but 5, and 23. except '1' & 115'.
115 ÷ 14 = 8.214 or 8 times with a remainder of 3.
where do 0.75 go on the number line
-2/8 or -1/4 would go left of the 0 on the number line
Three tenths would go be side the number three
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Smaller numbers always go to the left of larger number on the number line.
If you have a number line, and you start at zero then one fourth would go after the zero. Ex: <0 1/4---I----II----III---->
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115 = 5 x 23
Yes. A negative number will always come before a positive number. It may help if you draw a line a mark zero int the center of the line. Then, mark where each of these numbers would go on the line. -0.7 would go to the left of zero and 9.59 would go to the right of zero.
Since 115 ends in five, it will divide by '5'. Hence '5' is one of the factors. 5)115 = 23 Hence '23' is the other factor. Since '23' is a prime number, there are no other factors for 115 , but 5, and 23. except '1' & 115'.
Where does -3.3go on the number line
yesrer324: it depends what way you mean. look at it like this.taking away a negative number from a negative number means you would go up the number number line just as positive numbers go up the number line.
The number would be 7.9 on a number line. What you can do to find this number is go to the spot on the number line that says 7 and 8. Cut the number line between 7 and 8 into 10 pieces. Then count to the ninth peice and this is 7.9