Posted by Ellisyn Noelle on Thursday, August 16, 2012 at 7:39pm.
no
use and example,
let A = -5 and B = -10
clearly B < A
but |B| > |A|
It is only true if both A and B ≥ 0
Thank you! I understand it now :)
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