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Compare the numbers. Pick the correct sign.\newline−5 ? −5-5 \,?\, -5\newline\newlineYou can use the number line to help.\newline\newlineChoices:\newline(A) >\newline(B) <\newline(C) ==

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Q. Compare the numbers. Pick the correct sign.\newline−5 ? −5-5 \,?\, -5\newline\newlineYou can use the number line to help.\newline\newlineChoices:\newline(A) >>\newline(B) <<\newline(C) ==
  1. Identify Correct Sign: Since −5-5 equals −5-5, the correct sign to place between them is ＂==＂. So, the answer is (C)==.

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