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14 April, 04:57

Can there be more than one ">"'s in one inequality?

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  1. 14 April, 06:51
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    Yes.

    Take for example:

    4z<8y<2x.

    This is an example of multiple inequality signs within an expression.

    z = 1

    y=2

    x=10
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