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Joe is thinking of an integer. The opposite of his number is greater than the number itself. Which of the following must be true of Joe’s number?
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Joe is thinking of an integer. The opposite of his number is greater than

the number itself. Which of the following must be true of Joe’s number?

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Answer: Joe's number is a negative number.

Since the number's opposite is greater in value, the number's value is in the negatives.

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