Mathematics, 04.01.2021 18:50 sarah8479

Which list correctly orders A, B, and C from least to greatest when A= |7|, B = _6, and C = |-5|? O A, B, C
O B, C, A
0 C, B, A
O A, C, B

Which list correctly orders A, B, and C from least to greatest when A= |7|, B = _6, and C = |-5|?

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