Which statements are true? Check all that apply. A number line from 0 to 1. There are 10 unnumbered points between 0 and 1. There is a circle is on the third, seventh, and tenth points.

Two-elevenths is the smallest value plotted on the number line.
Eight-elevenths is between Seven-elevenths and Ten-elevenths.
Five-elevenths is greater than Seven-elevenths.
Ten-elevenths is equal to 1 whole.
Two-elevenths is less than Three-elevenths.

Eight-elevenths is between Seven-elevenths and Ten-elevenths.

Two-elevenths is less than Three-elevenths.

Explanation:

There are 10 unnumbered points between 0 and 1. Since from 0 to 1 there would be 11 points, This means that each of the point is separated by one-elevenths. The first point is one-eleventh, the second point is two-eleventh and so on. The tenth point is ten-eleventh.

i) Since The first point is one-eleventh, the smallest value plotted on the number line is one-eleventh.

ii) Between Seven-elevenths and Ten-elevenths is eight-elevenths and nine-elevenths. Therefore Eight-elevenths is between Seven-elevenths and Ten-elevenths.

iii) Five-elevenths is less than Seven-elevenths becomes Five-elevenths comes before Seven-elevenths on the number line.

iv) Ten-elevenths is not equal to 1 whole

v) Two-elevenths is less than Three-elevenths because Two-elevenths comes before Three-elevenths on the number line.

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mass = 5.75 g

volume = 7.5 cm³

therefore:

density = mass / volume

d = 5.75 / 7.5

d = 0.7 g/cm³

answer c

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