Flea jumps
Find where the flea lands if it jumps on a number line:
A) from -17, moving 28 units toward larger numbers.
B) from -9, moving 16 units toward smaller numbers.
A) from -17, moving 28 units toward larger numbers.
B) from -9, moving 16 units toward smaller numbers.
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