Number Line Inequality: Analyzing Why C > E at Positions -3 and -1

C>E C > E

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C>E C > E

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Let's begin by locating the numerical representation of the letter on the number line:

C=−3 C=-3

E=−1 E=-1

Now let's insert the given values in order to test the expression:

−3>−1 -3>-1

It appears that the answer is not correct.

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Final Answer

Not true

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