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Based on the inequality above, explain why the 'greater than' sign ( > ) changes to a 'less than' ( < ) sign.

Based on the inequality above, explain why the 'greater than' sign ( > ) changes to a 'less than' ( < ) sign.
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Based on the inequality above, explain why the 'greater than' sign ( > ) changes to a 'less than' ( < ) sign.

Based on the inequality above, explain why the 'greater than' sign ( > ) changes-example-1
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Because when you divide both sides by a negative number, the inequality sign changes.
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