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Which values are solutions to the inequality below?

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Which numbers are greater than 10.
A, C, D, E, F are all greater than 10.

Small trick in remember is the open face of a greater than or less than sign wants to "eat" the larger number. i.e. 100 > 10 or 43 < 68

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