Smallest: -infinitillion -10^∞. (or 0 in module) Biggest: infinitillion 10^∞.
There is no smallest number and no biggest number. Given any big number, however big, it is always possible to find one that is bigger (and the same with the smallest).
you subtract the smallest number with the biggest number
no 0 isn't the smallest number because there are negative numbers so there really is no biggest number nor smallest number
The smallest two digit number is 00 (a number used as a wire gauge) and the biggest is 99, so the sum of the biggest and smallest 2-digits numbers is 99 (99 + 00).
to find smallest and biggest digit in a number
you subtract the smallest number with the biggest number
Range = Biggest number - smallest number.
the biggest negative number is the smallest -10
Here's how to figure these out. First, which is the biggest number (ignore the sign for now). Got it? Okay, now if it has a negative sign in front, that's your smallest number. In the list above, the biggest number does indeed have a negative sign, so it's your smallest. If it doesn't, then it's your biggest number. A negative sign turns your biggest into your smallest. The smallest number is either the positive number that is closest to zero in a list, or if the list has negative numbers, then it is the biggest negative number (that would make it the farthest away from zero).
you take the biggest number and subtract it by the smallest number.
by subtracting the smallest number from the biggest.