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Sameer says: 'Any integer to the right of -3 must be positive.' Is he correct, and which example best shows why?

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  • ACorrect, all such integers are positive
  • BWrong, because -1 is to the right of -3 but not positive
  • CWrong, because 5 is to the left of -3
  • DCorrect, because -3 is the smallest integer

Step-by-Step Solution

-2 and -1 lie to the right of -3 yet are still negative, so being right of -3 does not make a number positive.
Answer: B) Wrong, because -1 is to the right of -3 but not positive

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