State true/false:
Since $5 > 3$ , therefore $- 5 > - 3$ .

True

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False

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Solution

The correct option is B False
$∵$ In a number line $5$ is right to the $3$ , hence, $5 > 3$ while $- 5$ is left to the $- 3$ , so $- 5 < - 3$

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