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Chapter 1: Q. 700 (page 144)

Order each of the pairs of numbers, using <or >

-1-13

Short Answer

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The answer is-1<-13

Step by step solution

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Step1. Given information

-1-13

02

Syep2. Calculation

Since -13is to the right of -1on the number line

So, -1<-13

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