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Order these from least to greatest:

1. pi symbol
2. -10
3. 5 1/2
4. |-4|
5. 0.121212...

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2, |-4|, 0.121212..., 5 1/2, pi symbol

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Did you know that when ordering these numbers from least to greatest, the correct order is: 2. -10 4. |-4| 5. 0.121212... 3. 5 1/2 1. Pi symbol This is because -10 is the smallest number, followed by the absolute value of -4, then the repeating decimal 0.121212..., the mixed number 5 1/2, and finally the pi symbol, which represents an irrational number that is greater than any finite number.

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