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Which inequality best represents the phrase?

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atroni [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

n < 0

Step-by-step explanation:

<em>Given that:</em>

<em>A number less than 0</em>

<em>Solve:
Since it saying that A number (n) is less than 0 it means it can't be greater.</em>

<em>From the following answer chioce:</em>

<em>[A] n=0</em>

<em>[B] n greater than n 0</em>

<em>[C] n greater then n with a underscore on the bottom 0</em>

<em>[D] n greater than 0 with a underscore 0</em>

<em>We can see that [B], [C], and [D] all saying greater than. While only [A] has a equal sign to 0.</em>

<em>I'm guess that [A] meant to be put as n < 0. Since the other are saying greater than. But if not. None of the above are correct. </em>

<em>< → less than</em>

<em>> → greater than</em>

<em>A number less than 0 ⇒ n < 0</em>

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diamong [38]2 years ago

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Im not sure what it is but my best bet would be on A because the rest of them all say greater than 0 and you are trying to find the least.

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