Question
The sum of any two negative integers is always smaller than both the integers.
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Answer
True. e.g. Let two negative integers be $-11$ and $-13.$
Sum of $-11$ and $-13 = -11 + (-13) = -11 -13 = -24$
Now, $-24 < -11$ and $-24 < -13.$
Sum of $-11$ and $-13 = -11 + (-13) = -11 -13 = -24$
Now, $-24 < -11$ and $-24 < -13.$
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