3.1 Ordering Integers On A Number Line (1 R) (2009)

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The document discusses positive and negative whole numbers without decimals or fractions. It provides examples of integers representing elevation, temperature, monetary amounts, and positional changes. It also includes an example of ordering integers from least to greatest.

POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE WHOLE NUMBERS WITHOUT ANY DECIMALS OR FRACTIONS

Elevation Integer 20,320 feet above sea level + 20,320 sea level 0 282 feet below sea level - 282

1) 10 degrees above zero 2) a loss of 16 dollars 3) a gain of 5 points 4) 8 steps backward

Order the following from least to greatest : -2, 4, 3, 0, -4

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