SOLUTION: Are there values of X for which -X is less than X? Are there values of X for which -X is greater than X? Because -X means the opposite of X, I think the answer to part one is y

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Question 333169: Are there values of X for which -X is less than X? Are there values of X for which -X is greater than X?
Because -X means the opposite of X, I think the answer to part one is yes, because if X = 3, the opposite of 3 is -3. -3 is less than 3.
I think the answer to part two is also yes, because if X= -3, the opposite would be 3, 3 is greater than -3.
Am I thinking correctly?
Thank you!

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Exactly. Spot on.


John

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