Let j and k stand for two different rational numbers. If ∣j∣>∣k∣, then what else must be true?

A) j is farther from 0 than k is. B) j is less than k. C) On a number line, j is to the right of k.

D) the opposite of j is less than the opposite of k

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Ezequiel Gardner

30 December, 16:21

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Krystal Cantu · Answer 1

Krystal Cantu 30 December, 19:32

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C is the answer to this question.

Let j and k stand for two different rational numbers. If ∣j∣>∣k∣, then what else must be true?A) j is farther from 0 than k is. B) j is less than k. C) On a number line, j is to the right of k.D) the opposite of j is less than the opposite of k