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No, because a negative is never bigger than a positive number. So -8 is smaller than +8.
Try to visualize the numbers on a number line. If one number is more to the right than another one (with the number line in standard position), it is greater. Specifically, any positive number is greater than any negative number.
-4 is greater than -8.
Negative 5 is three units greater than negative 8.
No. All negative numbers are less than any positive number.
No. The greater the numerical value after the negative sign, the lesser the value of the negative number.
your answer is -8 remember when you are counting negative numbers the more negative the number is the less that actual value is... Ex. Negative 5million is less than Negative 1 Negative 11 is greater than Negative 5hundred trillion Negative 9 is greater than Negative 10
No, negative 8 is less than positive 8.
Oh, dude, like, totally. So, 6 is greater than negative 8. It's like, basic math, you know? Negative numbers are like the Debbie Downers of the number world, always bringing the mood down. So yeah, 6 is definitely strutting its stuff above negative 8.
No - if it's a negative number, it's ALWAYS less than zero.
0 is in the exact middle of the number line. All positive numbers are to the right of 0 (greater than 0) and all negative numbers are to the left of 0 (less than 0). So no, -8 is not greater than 0.
To graph all negative integers greater than 8, first clarify that there are no negative integers greater than 8, since all negative integers are less than zero. Therefore, the graph will not have any points or lines representing this set, as it is an empty set. You would simply leave the number line blank in the region corresponding to negative integers.