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question intsman - A STORY OF

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\% xit Ticket: Brder the following set of rational numbers from least to greatest, and explan how you determined the order.

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Convert numbers to decimals: Identify and convert all numbers to a common format, decimals, for easy comparison. $\newline$ $-3$ (already a decimal), $\newline$ $0$ (already a decimal), $\newline$ $-\frac{1}{2}$ = $-0.5$ , $\newline$ $1$ (already a decimal), $\newline$ $-3\frac{1}{3}$ = $-\frac{10}{3}$ $\approx -3.33$ , $\newline$ $6$ (already a decimal), $\newline$ $5$ (already a decimal), $\newline$ $0$ $0$ (already a decimal), $\newline$ $0$ $1$ = $0$ $2$ , $\newline$ $0$ $3$ (already a decimal).
Arrange in ascending order: Arrange the numbers in ascending order based on their decimal values: $\newline$ $-3.33$ , $-3$ , $-1$ , $-0.5$ , $0$ , $1$ , $4$ , $4.2$ , $5$ , $6$ .
Check for errors: Check for any calculation errors or misplacements in the ordered list. All numbers appear correctly ordered from least to greatest.