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13-10-2017
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What sign is this < & > this?

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13-10-2017

Hello!

The symbol "<" means "smaller than" and the symbol ">" means "greater than" in mathematics.

The < symbol is used to represent when a number is smaller than another number. For example:
1<2 and 5<10

The > is used to represent a number that is greater/bigger than another number. For example:
4>3 and 8>5

I hope this helps you! Have a great day!

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