Since 5 > 3, therefore -5 > -3. - Vidyadip

Question

Since $5 > 3,$ therefore $-5 > -3.$

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Answer

False. If $5 > 3,$ then $-5 < -3.$ Because, further a number from zero on the left, smaller is its value.

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