3 years ago

Need help please I’m very bad at math

1 answer:

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1.) the correct symbol would be greater than (>)
Im not sure what the statement would be sorry.
2.) the 1st and the 3rd are the only two that are correct.
Hope This Helps!
~Cupcake

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