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Order these numbers from least to greatest.

0.78,-(58)/(20),-sqrt8,(17)/(22)
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Order these numbers from least to greatest. $\newline$ $0.78,-\frac{58}{20},-\sqrt{8}, \frac{17}{22}$ $\newline$ Note that for this question you can use your mouse to drag the numbers into their positions.

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Multiplication with rational exponents

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Q. Order these numbers from least to greatest.

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0.78,-\frac{58}{20},-\sqrt{8}, \frac{17}{22}

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Calculate Decimal Value: Calculate the decimal value of $-\frac{58}{20}$ . $-58$ divided by $20$ equals $-2.9$ .
Calculate Decimal Value: Calculate the decimal value of $-\sqrt{8}$ . The square root of $8$ is approximately $2.83$ , so $-\sqrt{8}$ is about $-2.83$ .
Calculate Decimal Value: Calculate the decimal value of $(\frac{17}{22})$ . $17$ divided by $22$ equals approximately $0.773$ .
Compare Decimal Values: Compare the values: $-2.9$ , $-2.83$ , $0.773$ , and $0.78$ . Order them from least to greatest: $-2.9$ , $-2.83$ , $0.773$ , $0.78$ .

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