Fill in the blank with >, < or = sign. 45 - (-11) ______ 57 + (-4)

Perform Addition and Subtraction: 45 - (-11) 45 + 11 = 56Perform Addition and Subtraction: 57 + (-4) 57 - 4 = 53Compare Results: Compare 56 and 53 56 > 53

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Evaluate integers raised to rational exponents

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Q. Fill in the blank with

>

<

=

sign.

\newline

45

-

(-11)

______

57

+

(-4)

Perform Addition and Subtraction: $45 - (-11)$ $45 + 11$ $= 56$
Perform Addition and Subtraction: $57 + (-4)$ $57 - 4$ $= 53$
Compare Results: Compare $56$ and $53$ 56 > 53

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