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Negative numbers are any numbers less than zero, shown in orange on the number line, while positive numbers are greater than zero and shown in blue. Zero is neither positive nor negative.

$A diagram illustrating negative and positive numbers on a number line, with negative numbers in orange and positive numbers in blue, explaining the concept of negative numbers less than zero.$

A diagram illustrating negative and positive numbers on a number line, with negative numbers in orange and positive numbers in blue, explaining the concept of negative numbers less than zero.

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The numbers in orange (−5, −4, −3, −2, −1) are negative; the blue numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) are positive; 0 is neither.

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