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Alchen [17]
3 years ago
14

I need help for all of it

Mathematics
1 answer:
bulgar [2K]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

1. <

2. <

3. <

4. <

5. >

6. >

7. -2, 5, 6

8. -3, 0, 9

9. -1, 1, 6

10. 1, 0, -1

11. 2, 1, -12

12. -10, -11, -12

13. 205, 50, -5, -20

14. 78, 9, -78, -89

15. 60, 0, -2, -55

16. 28, 8, 0, -8

17. 38, 37, -37, -38

18. 11, 1, -1, -111

Explanation:

When it comes to negative and positive numbers you must be careful.

For a positive number, the bigger it is is the greater it'll get

For negative numbers, as the numbers continue to increase the less the value will become.

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