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Which equation correctly represents the distance between −15.1 and −3.9 on a number line? a |−3.9−(−15.1)|=11.2 b −15.1−3.9=−19 c |−15.2+(−3.9)|=19 d −3.9−15.1=−11.2 which on is it
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Which equation correctly represents the distance between −15.1 and −3.9 on a number line?

a |−3.9−(−15.1)|=11.2
b −15.1−3.9=−19
c |−15.2+(−3.9)|=19
d −3.9−15.1=−11.2
which on is it

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Answer: The correct answer is A

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