In algebra, the statement a < b is read as
Aa is greater than b
Ba is less than b
Ca is equal to b
Da is a multiple of b
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. a is less than b
1. The symbol < stands for less than.
2. So a < b says a is less than b.
3. a > b would say a is greater than b.
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