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can anybody tell me how to tell me the difference between < > and the ones with lines under them when I'm not on any number line​
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can anybody tell me how to tell me the difference between < > and the ones with lines under them when I'm not on any number line​

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Answer:

< represents the less-than sign

> represents greater than

a ≤ b means that it's less than or equal to b

a ≥ b means greater than or equal to

Explanation:

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