Enter a negative that is great than -10

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-9, -8, -7, etc. With positive numbers, greater value is determined by raising the number. However, with negatives, the smaller the number it is (aka the closer it is to 0), the greater value it has. This causes numbers like -1 to be greater than -10. Hope this helps :)

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