Write a numerical expression that represents a number that is 5 greater than 3

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8 0

Numerical expression that will represents this:
5 is greater than 3
=> greater than symbol in mathematical is >
Thus the numerical expression of the said equation is:
=> 5 > 3
Which is really true because number 5 is greater than 3.
If we do it in reverse way, this will be like this.
3 is lesser than 5, which is equals to:
=> 3 < 5
We, also have = sign
For example:
3 = 3 or 5 = 5

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