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Mathematics, 28.03.2020 06:53 moodycrunchbar

Which expression is represented on the number line? (1 point)
0 – (–10)
–2 + (–10)
–2 ÷ 5 I pick this one or
–2 · 5 this one i think


Which expression is represented on the number line? (1 point) 0 – (–10) –2 + (–10) –2 ÷ 5 I pick thi

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