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Because technically, the numerator is smaller than the denominator as −2<−1
I know it's an extremely stupid question.
I mean I know that I can just multiply −1 to the numerator and the denominator and I'll get 2/1 which is greater than one.
But what exactly is happening here?
A number that is supposed to be less than one is coming out to be greater than one;double, to be precise.
I know it's an extremely stupid question.
I mean I know that I can just multiply −1 to the numerator and the denominator and I'll get 2/1 which is greater than one.
But what exactly is happening here?
A number that is supposed to be less than one is coming out to be greater than one;double, to be precise.