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2 years ago

Which numbers are a distance of 2 units from 8 on a number line?

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LenaWriter [7]2 years ago

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Answer

6 and 10

Step by step explanation

a distance of 2 units from 8 on a number line

we need to find out the numbers that are 2 units from 8 on the number line

To find out the numbers we need to subtract and add 2 from 8

$8+2=10$

$8-2=6$

10 is 2 units from 8 on the right side

6 is 2 units from 8 on the left side

So, 6 and 10 are 2 units away from 8 on the number line.

Aleonysh [2.5K]2 years ago

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6 and 10 are 2 units away from a positive 8 on the number line

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