I've got a problem i need help on
i need to find the proper comparison symbol
the problem is
xy yx
Check this site.
http://www.mathsisfun.com/equal-less-greater.html
What do you think the proper comparison symbol is?
would it be equal
Yes.
xy = yx
im really confused about the least common multiples n greatest common factor
Shalexis -- please click Post a New Question and then ask your question.
It confuses everyone when you "piggy-back" on another person's question.
To find the proper comparison symbol for the given problem, you need to determine the relationship between "xy" and "yx." In this case, "xy" and "yx" represent two different values or expressions.
You can use different comparison symbols to compare the two values and see how they relate to each other. Here are the most common comparison symbols:
1. Equal to (==): This symbol checks if the two values are exactly the same. It returns "true" if they have the same value and "false" otherwise.
2. Not equal to (!=): This symbol checks if the two values are different. It returns "true" if the values are not equal and "false" if they are equal.
3. Greater than (>): This symbol checks if the first value is greater than the second value. It returns "true" if the condition is met and "false" otherwise.
4. Lesser than (<): This symbol checks if the first value is lesser than the second value. It returns "true" if the condition is met and "false" otherwise.
Based on the information provided, it is not clear whether "xy" and "yx" represent numbers, variables, or something else. Therefore, you need to determine the nature of these values in order to choose an appropriate comparison symbol.