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Is -1 greater than 1? They are equal in magnitude but different in sign.
The way to find out if one number is bigger than another is to subtract them.
If -1 is greater than 1, then -1-1 should be positive, but it's actually more negative because the difference is -2. So -1 is smaller than 1.
If 1 is greater than -1, then 1-(-1) would be positive. 1-(-1) is 1+1=2, so 1 is greater than -1.
by Top Rated User (1.2m points)
-1 is less than 1 Always remember that negative numbers are always less than positive numbers
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