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What does the symbol '<' represent?
What does the symbol '<' represent?
- Equal to
- More than
- Less than (correct)
- Greater than or equal to
What does the symbol '>' mean?
What does the symbol '>' mean?
More than
What does the symbol '>' refer to when discussing the 'small end'?
What does the symbol '>' refer to when discussing the 'small end'?
Where the smaller number is faced
What does the symbol '>' indicate regarding the 'larger end'?
What does the symbol '>' indicate regarding the 'larger end'?
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Study Notes
Inequality Symbols
- Less Than (<): Indicates that one quantity is smaller than another.
- More Than (>): Indicates that one quantity is larger than another.
Directionality in Inequalities
- Small End (>): Refers to the direction where the smaller number is located in an inequality.
- Larger End (<): Refers to the direction where the larger number is located in an inequality.
Interpretation of Symbols
- The positioning of the symbols (< or >) provides visual cues about the relationship between two values.
- Understanding these symbols is essential for solving and interpreting mathematical inequalities effectively.
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