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Question 119 (vii)

Write two integers which are greater than -4 but their difference is smaller than -4.

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For two integers which are greater than -4 but their difference is smaller than -4,
Let first integer = (-1) and second integer = 4 $[∵$ -1 > -4 and 4 > -4 $]$
Difference = -1 - 4 = -5 < (-4)

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