Question

can zero be negative?

Answer 1

No

Answer 2

why?

Answer 3

because it separates the negatives and positives

Answer 4

It is a neutral number, meaning it can not be negative or positive

Answer 5

this video may answer your question
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbjflbfI-eg

Answer 6

but if there is no negative sign then it must be positve

Answer 7

There is no positive sign either

Answer 8

so 1 doesn't have a postive sign ethier

Answer 9

It does +1

Answer 10

1 represents an object : \(\large \star \)

Answer 11

0 represents NO objects :

Answer 12

so everytime your right +1++1=+2 no i just go 1+1=2

Answer 13

It's the same thing

Answer 14

what about \(\huge -0\)

Answer 15

Zero is not negative because negative numbers are defined as "less than zero."

Is this statement true?
\[0<0\]
It can't be, because \(0=0\).

Answer 16

but it can 0 does equal 0

Answer 17

Do you understand the difference between "less than" and "equal to"?

Answer 18

yes

Answer 19

no

Answer 20

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