Order the numbers from least to greatest: -7/8, 7/4, -15/2, and -13/16

Order the numbers from least to greatest: -7/8, 7/4, -15/2, and -13/16

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Solution 1

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-13/16; -7/8; -15/2; 7/4 hope i helped good luck on ur exam :)

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Steps to inductive
1. show it's true for n=1
2. replace n with k
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4. state that it's true

1. show it's true for n=1
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Which expression is equivalent to the given expression? 8(3/4a)−8 1. 3/4a 2. 6a 3. 8(3/4a - 1) 4. 3/4a -1
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Answer:

8 \{(\frac{3}{4a} ) - 1\}

Step-by-step explanation:

8 (3/4a) - 8

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Since 8 is a common factor here which is multiple of 3/4a as well as 1 therefore taking 8 as a common factor from whole equation,

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Therefore option (3) is the correct answer.

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The answer is 3 cause we can factor 8 from the whole equasion .
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