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But when you get to the step c + b > -ax > d + b you have to divide by -a anyway and the >s flip again. I think it's good in that you get that extra step (to stress the point of what happens when you divide by a negative) but greg1313's method is slightly more efficient.Wilmer said:
Ya...agree...BUT li'l ole me prefers ? > ? > ? to ? < ? < ?topsquark said:
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