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explain why neg 18 is less than neg 10. which one has the greater absolute value. justify your reasoning.
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explain why neg 18 is less than neg 10. which one has the greater absolute value. justify your reasoning.
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ok, would u rather pay someone 18 dollars or pay them 10 dollars
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