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What does the following number line represent?

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9 - 8

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9 - 5

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9 - 9

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9 - 4

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Solution

The correct option is B
9 - 5

Starting from zero, a jump of 9 units is made to the right to reach 9. Then, 5 jumps (each of 1 unit) are taken to the left to reach 4. So, this number line represents 9 - 5.

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