To state: The error that a student made while labeling the points on the number line shown below.
The student had shown the number
Given information:
The given graph is:
Explanation:
A point on the number line represents a real number, and every point on the number line represents a real number.
On a number line, 0 is designated as the first point. Other markers on the number line are all equally spaced apart. These symbols stand for integers.
Positive integers are marked in increasing order on the right side of 0 on the other hand negative integers are marked on the left of 0 in descending order.
Other dots represent numbers that are illogical or rational. The value of the real number can be calculated based on where the point is located between the two integers.
Now consider the given graph:
It can be seen that numbers
Now check
The value of
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