Use inequality symbols to compare integers

the symbol < means “is less than” and > that means “is greater than

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Place an < or an > symbol in the box to make a true statement

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4 (1) -5

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Place an < or an > symbol in the box to make a true statement

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-8 (1) -7

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Place an < or an > symbol in the box to make a true statement

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6 (1) -6

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Place an < or an > symbol in the box to make a true statement

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-11 (1) -10

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Match the inequality symbols to its meanings

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(1) means is not equal to

(2) means is greater than or equal to

(3) means is less than or equal to

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Tell whether each statement is true of false

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  1. (1) -9 ≥ -9
  2. (2) -1 ≤ -5
  3. (3) -27 ≥ 6
  4. (4) -32 ≤ -32
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