Limited ordered numbers refer to a set of numbers that have a specific upper and lower bound, such as numbers between 1 and 10. Unlimited ordered numbers, on the other hand, have no specific limits and can continue infinitely in either direction.
Ordered numbers are typically represented in a number line, where each number is a point on the line and the distance between each point is equal.
Yes, ordered numbers can be negative. In fact, the number line extends infinitely in both the positive and negative direction.
Ascending ordered numbers increase in value from left to right on a number line, while descending ordered numbers decrease in value from left to right.
Ordered numbers are used in many real-life situations, such as in measurements (e.g. temperature, weight), rankings (e.g. sports rankings), and financial data (e.g. stock prices). They are also used in mathematical and scientific calculations.