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Put $-6$ , $-7$ , and $7$ in order from least to greatest. You can use the number line to help. $\newline$ Order Items: $[[-6][-7][7]]$

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Domain and range of relations

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Q. Put

-6

,

-7

, and

7

in order from least to greatest. You can use the number line to help.

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Order Items:

[[-6][-7][7]]

Identify numbers: Identify the numbers given and understand the task: We need to order $-6$ , $-7$ , and $7$ from the smallest to the largest.
Use number line: Use a number line concept: On a number line, numbers to the left are smaller than numbers to the right. $-7$ is to the left of $-6$ , and both $-7$ and $-6$ are to the left of $7$ .
Arrange numbers: Arrange the numbers: Since $-7$ is the smallest, followed by $-6$ , and then $7$ is the largest, the order from least to greatest is $-7$ , $-6$ , $7$ .

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