Computer Science, asked by shivanisaini863016, 7 hours ago

the arrangement of data smallest to large

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Answered by imvanshikaaa

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Answer:

The arrangement of data from the smallest to the largest value is known as Ascending order. It is also known as increasing order.

Answered by waleejatariq07

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Answer:

it is called ascending order

Explanation:

when the numbers go up from down

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