Mathematics, 25.07.2019 21:30 dootdootkazoot
Which graph shows the number 3 correctly plotted? a number line graph shows the numbers zero through 5. starting with zero, every fourth dash is labeled with the next integer up until 5. there is a point marked on the first dash to the right of 2 a number line graph shows the numbers zero through 5. starting with zero, every fourth dash is labeled with the next integer up until 5. there is a point marked on the first dash to the left of 3 a number line graph shows the numbers zero through 5. starting with zero, every fourth dash is labeled with the next integer up until 5. there is a point marked on the dash at 3 a number line graph shows the numbers zero through 5. starting with zero, every fourth dash is labeled with the next integer up until 5. there is a point marked between the dash at 3 and the first dash to the left of 3
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