Understanding Number Line Inequalities

The video tutorial explains the concept of a number line with numbers a, b, and c positioned on it. It explores various inequalities involving these numbers, such as negative b compared to negative c, and negative a compared to c. The tutorial guides viewers through understanding these inequalities by visualizing their positions on the number line and determining the truth of each statement.

What is the position of number 'a' on the number line relative to zero?

• To the left of zero

• Above zero

• To the right of zero

• At zero

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Which statement is true about the relationship between b and c?

• b is greater than c

• b is equal to c

• b is less than c

• b is to the right of c

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Why is the statement 'negative b is less than negative c' false?

• Because negative b is equal to negative c

• Because negative b is to the right of negative c

• Because negative b is not on the number line

• Because negative b is to the left of negative c

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What can be said about negative b in relation to zero?

• Negative b is not on the number line

• Negative b is greater than zero

• Negative b is equal to zero

• Negative b is less than zero

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Where is 'a' located in relation to 'b' on the number line?

• To the right of b

• Above b

• To the left of b

• At the same position as b

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Why is the statement 'a is greater than b' incorrect?

• Because a is to the left of b

• Because a is not on the number line

• Because a is to the right of b

• Because a is equal to b

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What is the position of negative a in relation to c?

• Negative a is not on the number line

• Negative a is to the right of c

• Negative a is equal to c

• Negative a is to the left of c

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How many hash marks is negative a from zero?

• Four hash marks

• Five hash marks

• Seven hash marks

• Six hash marks

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What is the nature of negative a compared to c?

• Negative a is zero

• Negative a is undefined

• Negative a is a positive number

• Negative a is a negative number

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Why is negative a greater than c?

• Because negative a is a negative number

• Because negative a is not on the number line

• Because negative a is equal to c

• Because negative a is a positive number

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