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By Gina Vaughan Faragher
The math symbols “greater than” [>] and “less than” [<] are used when comparing two amounts that are not the same. The two amounts are not “equal to” each other. For example: 2 < 5. When “equal to” an “equal to” symbol [=] will apply like this: 2 = 2.
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