Mathematics, 08.07.2019 16:40, willveloz4

Last week, several gas stations in a neighborhood all charged the same price for a gallon of gas. the table below shows how much gas prices have changed from last week to this week. a. order the numbers in the table from least to greatest. b. which gas station has the cheapest gas this week? c. critical thinking. which gas station changed their price the least this week? gas and samson. star go. gas. gas-6.6. 5.8. -6 3/4corner store. tip top27/5. shop -5 5/8

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