Arrange the numbers in ascending order (smallest to largest):
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Arrange the numbers in ascending order (smallest to largest):
The task is to arrange the numbers and in ascending order.
We will follow these steps to sort the numbers:
Identify and select the smallest number from the list.
Place the smallest number first in the new list.
Remove the smallest number from the original list.
Repeat the process with the remaining numbers.
Let's sort the numbers:
1. The smallest number is , so we place it first.
2. The remaining numbers are . Within these, the smallest is .
3. Continuing, after is .
4. Next, is .
5. The largest number, , is placed last.
Therefore, the sorted list of numbers in ascending order is:
.
Comparing with the provided choices, the correct choice is:
Choice 2:
Arrange the numbers in ascending order (smallest to largest):
\( 85,69,88,61,90 \)
Think of ascending like climbing stairs - you go UP! Start with the smallest number and work your way up to the largest, just like going from the bottom step to the top.
Look at the next digit! For example, with 85 and 88, both start with 8, but 85 has 5 in the ones place while 88 has 8. Since 5 < 8, we know 85 < 88.
For multiple choice, you can compare each option to see which starts with the smallest number and ends with the largest. But practicing the full sorting helps build your number sense!
Scan through all the numbers and look for the one with the smallest tens digit first. In this case, has 6 in the tens place while others have 6, 8, or 9, making 61 the smallest.
Read your final sequence from left to right - each number should be larger than the one before it. Also, make sure you used all the original numbers without repeating or missing any!
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