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What are two numbers that are higher than negative 1 and two numbers that are lower than negative 1?
2 numbers that are higher are 2 and three higher is -2 and -3
Is a negative number higher when it is farthest from the 0?
no
Are negative numbers higher than positive numbers?
no
How do you make a negative number a positive number?
Multiply it by another negative number. Or add a higher positive number to it.
What number comes after negative 100?
That depends on which direction you're counting. Negative 99 is the next higher number, negative 101 is the next lower number.
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