Show the following number on the number line:
$- 1$

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Solution

On a number line, the negative numbers lie on the left of $0$ .

Hence, as shown in the picture, $- 1$ will lie $1$ unit to the left of $0$ .

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Show the following number on the number line:-1

On a number line, the negative numbers lie on the left of 0. Hence, as shown in the picture, -1 will lie 1 unit to the left of 0.

Show the following number on the number line:
$- 1$

On a number line, the negative numbers lie on the left of $0$ .

Hence, as shown in the picture, $- 1$ will lie $1$ unit to the left of $0$ .