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Given that a = −4, b = −3. c = −2, d = −1, which gives the correct order from least to greatest for the rational numbers on a number line?
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Given that a = −4, b = −3. c = −2, d = −1, which gives the correct order from least to greatest for the rational numbers on a number line?

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It would be -4,-3,-2,-1 because the higher the number in the negatives like -10 is less then -1 because -1 is closer to zero.
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-4,-3,-2,-1


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