An example of an integer greater than both integers is found by adding two integers, for instance 3 and -8. The sum is 3 + (-8) = 3 - 8 = -5. An integer greater than both 3 and -8 could be 4.
Here's a breakdown:
- We need to find an integer that is larger than both given integers.
- Consider the integers 3 and -8.
- Any integer greater than 3 would satisfy the condition.
Therefore, the integer 4 (or any integer greater than 3) would be greater than both 3 and -8.
