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Write <, =, or > to make a true sentence. -6 + 5 ?\underline{?} -5 + 7

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Reasoning:\textbf{Reasoning:}

Given expressions:

6+5  and  5+7-6+5 \ \ \text{and} \ \ -5+7

Simplifying, we get,

1  and  2-1 \ \ \text{and} \ \ 2

As we know,

1-1 is less than 22, we get,

6+5<5+7-6+5<-5+7

as the required inequality.

Therefore\textbf{Therefore},

We have the following inequality:

6+5<5+7-6+5<-5+7

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