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Compare and order the numbers from least to greatest by dragging them to the boxes. Plot the numbers on the number line to help.

Compare and order the numbers from least to greatest by dragging them to the boxes-example-1
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The first one should be 6.8 I hope you get it right
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Ordered from least to greatest, the numbers are:


\( (46)/(7) \) (6.57), 6.6, 6.8, \( √(47) \) (6.86).

To compare and order the numbers from least to greatest, follow these steps:

1. Simplify the Square Root: First, we need to simplify the square root of 47. Since 47 is not a perfect square, we'll need to find the two perfect squares it lies between. We know that
\( 6^2 = 36 \) and
\( 7^2 = 49 \). So,
\( √(47) \) is between 6 and 7, but closer to 7 because 47 is closer to 49.

2. Divide 46 by 7: Next, we divide 46 by 7 to get an exact decimal. This will help us to compare it with the other decimals.

3. List the Numbers: The numbers given are 6.6,
\( √(47) \),
\( (46)/(7) \), and 6.8.

4. Compare and Order: We need to compare these numbers to place them in order from least to greatest.

Let's perform the calculations for steps 1 and 2.

The square root of 47 is approximately 6.86, and 46 divided by 7 is approximately 6.57.

Now we have all the numbers in decimal form:

  • 6.6

  • \( √(47) \) ≈ 6.86

  • \( (46)/(7) \) ≈ 6.57
  • 6.8

To plot these numbers on the number line, you would place:


  • \( (46)/(7) \) (6.57) just a little past the midpoint between 6.5 and 6.6.
  • 6.6 directly above the corresponding point on the number line.
  • 6.8 directly above the corresponding point on the number line.

  • \( √(47) \) (6.86) just a little before 6.9 on the number line.

The exact positions would depend on the scale of the number line, but these approximations should help you visualize their placement.

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