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Which is greater a positive or negative rational number?
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Which is greater a positive or negative rational number?
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The positive rational number because anything positive is always greater than anying negative. All positive numbers are above 0 and all negative numbers are below 0.
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A positive rational number would be greater
because positive numbers are above 0, therefore, they are not negative.
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