Exam 7: Signed Numbers
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Arrange the numbers from smallest to largest.
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-The value of a stock rose by of a dollar and then dropped by of a dollar. What was the overall change in value?
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-You are to be given three numbers to arrange from smallest to largest. You are told that one of the numbers is 0 , one is a positive number, and one is a negative number. Do you know what the order will be? Explain.
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-You are given information about three numbers, which you are to arrange from smallest to largest.
Number A: sign is negative; Absolute value is: 3.1
Number B: is a number which is neither positive nor negative
Number C: sign is negative; Absolute value is: 3.4
What will the order be? Explain.
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Solve. Express your answer as a signed number.
-In a statistics course, you need to carry out the following computation: . Find this number, rounded to the nearest hundredth.
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Determine the sign and the absolute value of the number.
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-In a statistics course, you need to carry out the following computation: . Find this number, rounded to the nearest hundredth.
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Solve the problem.
-During a drought, the water level in a river dropped 3 inches each day for 6 straight days. What was the change in the water level of the river during this this period?
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Write a signed number for the statement.
-The team scored 12 points.
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-To find the temperature in degrees Celsius corresponding to - 13 degrees Fahrenheit, you need to compute . Simplify this expression.
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