Arrange the following numbers in descending order. (2 marks)
`-1 , -5, 2 , 4, -3`
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Use the number line below to show that `-3-(-9) = 6`. (2 marks)
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Use the number line below to show that `5+(-8) = -3`. (2 marks)
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Lindy is using a number line to show a pattern.
What are the next two numbers in Lindy’s pattern? (2 marks)
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`-7\ text(and) -4`
`text(The numbers are increasing by 3 each time.)`
`text(The first number is: )-10+3 =-7`
`text(and the second number is: )-7+3 = -4`
`:.\ -7\ text(and) -4\ text(are the next 2 numbers)`
Trad is using a number line to show a pattern.
What are the next two numbers in Trad’s pattern? (2 marks)
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`-6\ text(and) -11`
`text(The numbers are decreasing by 5 each time.)`
`text(The first number is: )-1-5 = -6`
`text(and the second number is: )-6-5 = -11`
`:.\ -6\ text(and) -11\ text(are the next 2 numbers)`
Two arrows point to numbers on a number line.
Which one of these numbers lies between the two arrows?
`A`
`text(Arrows are at approximately)\ \-\87\ text(and)\ \-\94`
`:.\ text(Number lies between)\ \-\87\ text(and)\ \-\94`
`:.\-\89`
`=> A`
Two arrows point to numbers on a number line.
Which one of these numbers lies between the two arrows?
`D`
`text(Arrows are at approximately)\ \-\34\ text(and)\ \-\27`
`:.\ text(Number lies between)\ \-\27\ text(and)\ \-\34`
`:.\-\33`
`=> D`