Math help anyone?

Question

So how are the following symbols used again because I forgot:
< and > (I know how to use the = sign)

Answer 1

I'll give you a couple of examples:
5>3 [> is greater than]
1<7 [< is less than]

Answer 2

this < means less than and > means greater than
for ex. 52<102. 52 is less than 102. another ex is 7>4. 7 is greater than 4.one way to remember this is which ever # is greater is the amount of cookies there are and the cookie monster has his mouth open to to(>). hope i helped =)

Answer 3

read from the left, that's my key

< is less than, > is greater than

example 10 < 20, read 10 is less than twenty

or 20 > 10, read 20 is greater than 10

Answer 4

< is less than

> is more than

You read from left to right ex: 3<4 is read 3 is less than 4
4>3 is read 4 is greater than 3

Answer 5

the number that appears on the closed end of the symbol is always smaller than th number appears on the open end of the symbol.

Answer 6

the first one is less than and the 2nd is greater than.

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Answer 7

the alligator mouth always eats the bigger number. example 1 <4 4 > 1

Answer 8

Less than and greater than respectively

Answer 9

< means less than
I always remember that by the letter "L" shape is < which means less than
> means greater than

Answer 10

if u make < this sign with your left hand it makes an L thats how i always remember