To determine To fill: The given statement with correct symbol of < , > , or = when the equation is in modulus sign. Explanation Given: The given digits are | 10 − 3 | _ _ _ _ _ _ | 3 − 10 | . Explanation: The symbols of greater than, less than, smaller than equal to, and greater than equal to are used to simplify the statements and help in writing them in the short form. The symbols are easily understandable that saves the time. The symbol of < denotes that the number is less, the symbol of > denotes greater number, ≤ denotes less than equal to, and ≥ is the symbol of greater than equal to. The mentioned equation is an example of absolute value. This is also known as modulus sign that turns every negative value into positive because according to it the value of any negative number is the negative of itself. Similarly, the absolute value of |10−3| is 7 and the absolute value of |3−10| is also 7 because in modulus the negative result will ultimately become positive

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