Let a and b stand for two different rational numbers. If |a| > |b|, then what else must be true?

a. a is less than b

b. a is farther from 0 than b is

c. on a number line, a is to the right of b

d. the opposite of a is less than the opposite of b

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Edgar Erickson

6 February, 02:23

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Let a and b stand for two different rational numbers. If |a| > |b|, then what else must be true?a. a is less than bb. a is farther from 0 than b isc. on a number line, a is to the right of bd. the opposite of a is less than the opposite of b