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Question 10

The value of $5 \div (- 1)$ does not lie between

(a) 0 and -10
(b) 0 and 10
(c) -4 and -15
(d) -6 and 6

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Solution

$5 \div (- 1)$ equals to -5.
On the number line, it is placed as

Now, as we can see, -5 lies between (0 and -10), (-4 and -15) and (-6 and 6). But it does not lie between 0 and 10.

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