SOLUTION: If asked to plot 1/2 > -5 on a number line, is there any specific way to do that, or do you just mark the positions?

SOLUTION: If asked to plot 1/2 > -5 on a number line, is there any specific way to do that, or do you just mark the positions?

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Question 483082: If asked to plot 1/2 > -5 on a number line, is there any specific way to do that, or do you just mark the positions?

Answer by CubeyThePenguin(3113) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Just mark the positions. 1/2 is farther to the right than -5, so 1/2 > -5.
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