Which of the following correctly orders the numbers from the smallest (left) to largest (right)? If two numbers are equivalent, their order does not matter. Note: (number) base-X means the "number" is represented in base X. Example: (2.5) base-16 = 2* (16^0) + 5* (16^-1) = (2.3125) based-10 O (1.5) base-16 (1.100) base-2 < (1.4) base-10 O (1.5) base-16 < (1.4) base-10 < (1.100) base-2 O (1.4) base-10 < (1.100) base-2 < (1.5) base-16 O (1.100) base-2 < (1.4) base-10 < (1.5) base-16

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Which of the following correctly orders the numbers from the smallest (left) to largest (right)? If two numbers are equivalent, their order does not matter.
Note: (number) base-X means the "number" is represented in base X.
Example: (2.5) base-16 = 2 * (16^0) + 5* (16^-1) = (2.3125) based-10
O (1.5) base-16 < (1.100) base-2 < (1.4) base-10
O (1.5) base-16 < (1.4) base-10 < (1.100) base-2
O (1.4) base-10 < (1.100) base-2 < (1.5) base-16
O (1.100) base-2 < (1.4) base-10 < (1.5) base-16
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Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following correctly orders the numbers from the smallest (left) to largest (right)? If two numbers are equivalent, their order does not matter. Note: (number) base-X means the "number" is represented in base X. Example: (2.5) base-16 = 2 * (16^0) + 5* (16^-1) = (2.3125) based-10 O (1.5) base-16 < (1.100) base-2 < (1.4) base-10 O (1.5) base-16 < (1.4) base-10 < (1.100) base-2 O (1.4) base-10 < (1.100) base-2 < (1.5) base-16 O (1.100) base-2 < (1.4) base-10 < (1.5) base-16 F2 F3 F4 G 4 LL ហ 다 F6 F7 F8 F9 No new data to save. Last checked at 11:1- F10 ㄡˇ A F11 7
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