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3 years ago

Which sign makes this number sentence true? |78| __ |-222|

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The absolute value of |78|=78
The absolute value of |-222|=222
Therefore, 78<222.
The sign that makes this sentence true is <.

sineoko [7]3 years ago

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The absolute value of 78 is < the absolute value of -222

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