why is 0 not positive or negative

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Because it is neither larger than 0, nor smaller than 0, which are the definitions of positive and negative numbers. Read this for more details.

Mathematician · Answer 1 · 2014-12-03T02:30:32

Because it is neither larger than 0, nor smaller than 0, which are the definitions of positive and negative numbers. Read this for more details.