26> has the same meaning as?

write as an inequality.
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I like to think of it as an alligator who always eats the bigger number. > means that whatever is on the left side of the aligator is greater than the right side. The alligators mouth is open to eat it.  < means that whatever is on the left side is less than the right.

in this case

26 is greater than whatever is on the right
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