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Which direction do you move on the number line when adding a negative?

0:11 2:00 Well. Move forward if its positive and backwards. If its negative. Since our second number is aMoreWell. Move forward if its positive and backwards. If its negative. Since our second number is a negative seven our little bird is going to move backwards. Seven spaces.

How to locate roots on a number line?

0:02 0:48 Both of one unit. Each. Here we will obtain the length of AC as square root of two with the help ofMoreBoth of one unit. Each. Here we will obtain the length of AC as square root of two with the help of this concept. We can easily draw square root of two on the number. Line.

What are the rules for number lines?

The numbers on the left side are smaller than the numbers on their right. 0 is the point of origin or the middle point of the number line. Numbers are always placed at equal intervals in a number line.

How do you know which way to go on a number line?

0:51 10:12 And do you notice that all the marks are the same distance apart. Thats because each of theseMoreAnd do you notice that all the marks are the same distance apart. Thats because each of these numbers differs from its immediate neighbors by the same. Amount theyre all one apart.

How do you know which way to shade on a number line?

0:06 6:03 And negative infinity is all the way to the left. So its from 3 to infinity now some textbooks mayMoreAnd negative infinity is all the way to the left. So its from 3 to infinity now some textbooks may plot it like this on a number line.

Which direction do you jump to subtract on a number line?

1:36 3:20 And get me to 62. And then I have one more number subtract a small jump. There gets me to 61 82MoreAnd get me to 62. And then I have one more number subtract a small jump. There gets me to 61 82 minus 21 is 61.

How do you find where a fraction goes on a number line?

0:16 6:05 So this is the first space second third and fourth. So theres four equal spaces in this number lineMoreSo this is the first space second third and fourth. So theres four equal spaces in this number line between zero to one. Now at the first mark.

How to locate points on a number line?

0:45 4:37 And all the negative numbers are listed to the left of zero. And just as points of reference. WeMoreAnd all the negative numbers are listed to the left of zero. And just as points of reference. We usually put tick marks on all the integer values. So well have zero then well have one.

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