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1. Which point represents a value that is less than -1 and greater than -5?
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1. Which point represents a value that is less
than -1 and greater than -5?

User Ville Krumlinde
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Final answer:

The point that represents a value that is less than -1 and greater than -5 is -2.

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The point that represents a value that is less than -1 and greater than -5 is -2.

User Ed Norris
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Um not sure...Absolute value?
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