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Order from least to greatest

Order from least to greatest-example-1
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The order from the least to the greatest is
-(26)/(5),
-5 . \overline{17},
√(33), and
(37)/(6).

Explanation:

Step 1:

We must determine each of the individual values to be able to arrange the given numbers.


(37)/(6) = 6.166666,


-5 . \overline{17} means that so 1 and 7 in the decimal keep repeating so,


-5 . \overline{17} = -5.17171717.


√(33) = 33^{(1)/(2) } = 5.7445, and


-(26)/(5) = -5.2.

Now that we have all the four values, we can arrange them in ascending order.

Step 2:

There are two negative numbers, the greater a negative number the lesser it is i.e.
-6 < -5.

So the least value is
-(26)/(5) which is followed by
-5 . \overline{17}.

The other two are positive numbers. As
5.7445 > 6.1666 so the highest number is
(37)/(6).

So the order from the least to the greatest is
-(26)/(5),
-5 . \overline{17},
√(33), and
(37)/(6).

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