Asked by Donald

Hello I need to ask a question. This is all new to me as we are just learning this in school.

How would I write an inequality with -197 and -110?
I have never done this before. Can you please help me?

Answers

Answered by Ms. Sue
-197 < -110

Answered by bobpursley
-197<-110

Think about the number line, and where you would place those numbers. More negative always means less...
Answered by Donald
Hello Mr. Bobpursley and Ms. Sue are you saying that when -197 is on the number line on the negative side that it would be always less than a number that is before the number -197? Please advise.
Answered by Donald
Or do you mean the greater the negative number the less it is regarding the number in front of it?
Answered by Ms. Sue
Think of it like owing money. If you owe $197, you'll have less money than if you owe $110.

Answered by Donald
Hello Ms. Sue that makes sense so -197 is less than -110?
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes.

Answered by Donald
Thank you Ms. Sue and Mr. Bobpursley :)

Answered by Ms. Sue
You're welcome.
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