Which is greather than < or >? I never remember.?

Question

If I wanna say Jewish women are better than bottled blondes, is it:

Jewish Women < Bottled Blondes

or

Jewish Women > Bottled Blondes

Answer 1

A easy way to rememeber this is:

<------------------------>
(Don't this looks like 2 arrow pointing in different direction)



The one moving forward (the rigth one) means greater because its moving forward....

than, and the one moving back (left one) is less than because its moving back...

< is less than

> is greater than

Answer 2

Jewish Women > Bottled Blondes.

Answer 3

You say Jewish Women > Bottled Blondes.

Think of it this way. Think of the little symbol as a munching open mouth. The open mouth points (and eats =P) to the thing that is greater. If you want to say something is greater than something, point the mouth muncher to the greater thing.

e.g. 5 > 4

Answer 4

It is the second one. I think of it like this. The bigger part of the symbol (the open part) is on the same side as the bigger thing.

The smaller part of the symbol (the tip) is on the same side as the smaller thing.

You can also revert the order of the things if you revert the symbol. So 3 > 2 and 2 < 3 mean the same thing (and are both correct), although the first one is read as "3 is greater than 2" and the second one as "2 is less than 3"

Answer 5

> is the same if you bend your right arm to form the same shape using the right hand. The right hand means greater than
< bend your left arm with your hand at your waist this will form the same symbol with your left hands. The left forming the symbol means less than

Hope that helps...so the correct one would be:
Jewish Women > Bottled Blondes

Answer 6

It would be the second one.

I recall a teacher saying to us when young that the alligator mouth > opens towards the larger thing or something like that.

so

9 > 5 - 9 is greater than 5

25 > 10

Answer 7

jewish women > bottled blondes then
I learned it where the sign is a hungry alligator that wants to eat the biggest meal.....
lol

Answer 8

THe bigger part opens to the one you are indicating.

> greater than
< Less than.

Jewish Woman > (are better than) Bottled Blondes.

Answer 9

what about a bottled-blonde jewish woman ?

Answer 10

this is very easy.
< symbol do you see the L in it that is kind of turned clockwise to like the 3:00 hand? (L stands for less than)

that is how I have always, so the second one, JW > BB is correct