Cameron and his parents are all scuba divers. Cameron learned to scuba dive two years ago when he was eleven. Kids between the ages of 11 and 14 can become certified junior divers through an organization called PADI. Since Cameron learned to dive, he has looked forward to his family’s diving vacation each year when they all take off to someplace warm to scuba dive. One week before this year's big trip to the Caribbean, Cameron began looking through his dive book. A dive book is a book where divers keep track of their dives. They chart the depth that they went, the time they were underwater, and anything cool that they saw. As a junior diver, Cameron is only allowed to travel to a maximum depth of 40 feet. Here are Cameron’s dive depths from his last trip when he went diving in Jamaica. 15 feet deep 40 feet deep 25 feet deep 36 feet deep 30 feet deep Integers can help scuba divers in a real-world situation like this. Since Cameron traveled below the surface, we can use integers to write each of his depths. Use integers to write the dive depths in order from least to greatest. First underline the important information in the text. Write the integers in order from least to greatest. Explain your answer.