Which sign makes the statement true?

–1 |–6|
<,>,=

1 answer

To determine which sign makes the statement true, we need to evaluate the expression \(-1\) and the absolute value \(|-6|\).

The absolute value of \(-6\) is:

\[ |-6| = 6 \]

Now, we compare \(-1\) and \(6\):

  • \(-1 < 6\) is true.
  • \(-1 > 6\) is false.
  • \(-1 = 6\) is false.

Therefore, the correct sign to make the statement true is:

\[ -1 < | -6 | \]

So, the answer is \(<\).