将质量相等的A、B两块金属，分别放人溶质质量分数相同的足量稀盐酸中，生成氢气的质量（m）与反应时间（t）的关系如下图所示（产物A、B两种元素的化合价相同），分析下图，填空（“＞”或“＜”）
（1）金属活动性A______B．
（2）相对原子质量A______B．
从坐标中可以看出，横坐标表示时间，纵坐标表示氢气的质量，则斜率的大小表示反应的速度，B的斜率大，则B的反应速度快，故B比A活泼，价态相同的金属与足量的酸反应，相对原子质量大的产生氢气的质量小，从坐标中可以看出，B产生的氢气少，故B的相对原子质量大．
故答案为：＜；＜；
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