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1. Let x and y be numbers such that 1 < x < y < 2. Let D = x - y. Draw the number line which represents point D and write out your reason as to why you got to your answer.
The number line should have 0, 1 and 2 labeled on it and have have point D drawn to the left of 0. The reason is because x is smaller than y, so x - y will always be negative.