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Which number is bigger?

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-5 or -10.

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  1. -5 is bigger. on the number line, the number on the right side is bigger.


  2. -5.

  3. -5

    Put it this way...

    would rather owe somebody $5 or $10?  You want more money, right?  So $5 is the better choice, because it's worth more.

  4. Think of it this way: think of negatives as being in debt. Would you rather be $5 in debt or $10?

    -5 is greater than -10 because the greater your debt the less you have.

    On a number line the number that is further left is less than the numbers to the right.  

    -10 is less than -5 because it is further left than -5.

  5. -5

  6. -5 because it is a smaller negative than -10

  7. -5, because -10+5 = -5

    To get to -5 from -10, you need to add a positive number, and that means it is bigger.

  8. -5

    think of scale goin down to 0 then further -1 -2 -3 so the lower number is actually higher cos if you -1 you have more than if you -5

    easy if you think like that

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