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How is the statement a number is greater than (6) written?

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Correct answer: x>6

The governing concept is translating verbal comparison into an inequality symbol. Let x represent the number. The phrase “greater than 6” means that x is strictly larger than 6, so it is written as x>6. The word “than” sets 6 as the comparison value, and “greater” points to the right side of the number line. Option A is therefore correct. The symbol < in option B means less than, so it reverses the comparison. Option C means greater than or equal to 6 and would include 6, but the statement does not say “at least 6.” Option D means less than or equal to 6. Since equality is not mentioned, the strict sign > is required.

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Inequality SymbolsVerbal TranslationClass 11Introduction To InequalitiesLinear InequalitiesMathematicsClass 11 Mcq

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