Is -9 2/7 bigger equal or less than -9.3

answer:

-9 2/7 is bigger than -9.3.

step-by-step explanation:

imagine these two integers on a number line. on the negative side of the line, these two lie. the way i think of it is that the smaller the value is on the positive side, the bigger it is on the negative side. for example, -1 is bigger than -5. -0.5 is bigger than -1. -13.5 is bigger than -13.7.

"b" represents the population of bobcats.

1) "t" represents the number of years after 2008.

2) the domain (t) starts at 0 (which is the year 2008) ⇒   t ≥ 0

3) the range (b) starts when t = 0. b =-0.32(0)² + 2.7(0) + 253 ⇒ b ≥ 253

4) the graph is discrete because the population must be in whole numbers.