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Question 14

Which symbol makes the comparison -3 ... 0 true?

  1. <Correct answer
  2. >
  3. =
  4. either < or >, depending on which value is read first

Explanation

Negative values stand below zero, and the smaller value takes the narrow end of the symbol, so the wide end must face zero. Reading only the digit 3 and weighing it against 0 turns the symbol round, because that ranks how far a value sits from zero instead of where it stands.

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