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Is a negative integer less than o? - Answers

That's right, negative numbers are less than zero. If you have trouble with this concept, think about money. If you have no money and you are also in debt, that is the equivalent of having a negative amount of money. Even when you get some money, if you use it to pay off your debt you could still be left with no money. So with a negative quantity, you need to add to that quantity just to get to zero.



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That's right, negative numbers are less than zero. If you have trouble with this concept, think about money. If you have no money and you are also in debt, that is the equivalent of having a negative amount of money. Even when you get some money, if you use it to pay off your debt you could still be left with no money. So with a negative quantity, you need to add to that quantity just to get to zero.



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Is a negative integer less than o? - Answers

That's right, negative numbers are less than zero. If you have trouble with this concept, think about money. If you have no money and you are also in debt, that is the equivalent of having a negative amount of money. Even when you get some money, if you use it to pay off your debt you could still be left with no money. So with a negative quantity, you need to add to that quantity just to get to zero.

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      That's right, negative numbers are less than zero. If you have trouble with this concept, think about money. If you have no money and you are also in debt, that is the equivalent of having a negative amount of money. Even when you get some money, if you use it to pay off your debt you could still be left with no money. So with a negative quantity, you need to add to that quantity just to get to zero.

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