If $0$ is the greatest integer in a group of ten integers, what can you conclude about the other nine integers?

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Solution

We know, the negative integers are the negatives of natural numbers. The negative integers lie on the left side of $0$ on a number line and they are all smaller than $0$ .
So if in a group of ten integers, $0$ is the greatest, then the other nine integers are all negative numbers.

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