Question

In the inequality 6 >- 6, which number appears farther left on a number line and why? A. 6 appears farther left because 6 is smaller than -6. O B. -6 appears farther left because -6 is smaller than 6. C. 6 appears farther left because 6 is larger than -6. OD. -6 appears farther left because -6 is larger than 6. SUBMIT

Answer 1

You have an inequality with the symbol > that means that the number before the symbol is greather than the number after the symbol.

Then, 6 is greather than -6.

In a number line the numbers go from left to right, from lowest to highest.

Then, the number that appears farther left on a number line is -6 because is smaller tan 6 (option B)