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Hudson, Ava, and Bryson all owe Tim money. Hudson owes $5.0 Hudson, Ava, and Bryson all owe Tim money. Hudson owes $5.0

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Who has the most debt In this lesson you will learn about comparing more than two positive or negative numbers in realworld situations by using a number line 7 lt all s to the right 7 lt 5 ID: 549990

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Hudson, Ava, and Bryson all owe Tim money. Hudson owes $5.00, Ava owes $2.25, and Bryson owes $3.50.

Who has the most debt?Slide2

In this lesson you

will learn about comparing more than two positive or negative numbers in real-world situations

by using a number line.Slide3

-7 < all #’s to the right

-7 < -5Slide4

-5 > all #’s to the left

-5 > -7

OR

-7 < -5Slide5

Ignoring the negative sign.

-7 > 3 because 7 > 3.Slide6

Jason, Misty, and Lily collected pop cans. They returned them for the deposit at the store. Jason made $2.25, Misty made $3.75, and Lily made $1.50.

Who made the least amount of money? Slide7

Jason: $2.25

Less Money

More Money

Misty: $3.75

Lily: $1.50

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Lily: $1.50

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Misty: $3.75

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Lily: $1.50

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Jason: $2.25

Misty: $3.75

Lily: $1.50Slide9

Tammy, Jake, and Lisa borrowed money from Bill to pay for some art supplies. Tammy borrowed $2.00, Jake borrowed $2.50, and Lisa borrowed $0.75.

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Tammy: -$2.00

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Lisa: -$0.75

Jake: -$2.50Slide11

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Jake:-$2.50 > Tammy:-$2.00 > Lisa:-$0.75 Slide12

Hudson owes $5.00, Ava owes $2.25, and Bryson owes $3.50.

Who has the most debt?

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In this lesson you

have learned

about comparing

more than two

positive or negative numbers in real-world situations by using a number line.Slide14

Jeff, Mary, and Chris owe money to their school cafeteria. Jeff has a balance of -$3.50, Mary has a balance of -$4.00, and Chris has a balance of -$2.50.

Using a number line, show who has the greatest debt, and who has the least debt.Slide15

Jeff: -$3.50

Mary: -$4.00

Chris: -$2.50

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Using a number line, order the following temperature readings from coldest to warmest. Write an inequality that shows the relationship between the four temperatures.

-12°, 13°, -6°, and -9°Slide17

-12°, 13°, -6°, and -9°Slide18

Jenny, Sharon, and Elizabeth borrowed money from Susan to pay for candy. Jenny borrowed $4.50, Sharon borrowed $3.75, and Elizabeth borrowed $5.25.

Which inequality shows the order of debt from largest to smallest? Slide19

Which of the following inequalities shows the order of temperatures from warmest to coldest?

-18°, 17°, -12°, and 12°