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It depends on what the numbers are, doesn't it?
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a positive
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Depends on the numbers, but they always equal a negative number bigger than one of the digits.
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a negative answer
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A greater negative number. For example, -6 plus -6 equals -12.
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An even bigger negative number. Think of negative numbers as steps backwards. If you have -2 plus -3, first you take two steps back, then you add 3 more steps back. Now you are -5 steps.
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positive number...same signs add different signs subtract...
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if you have neg. 6 plus neg. 9, you get neg. 15. Look at the number line!!! : O )
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A positive one.
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It equals a larger negative number. A negative number MINUS a negative number will equal a number that's less negative than the minuend. E.g., -5-(-2)=-3.
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a negative number
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the sum of two negative integers is negative ex. (-4)+(-3)=(-7)
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a negative, but if your multiplying then its positive
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A negative plus a negative equals another negative of a lLESSER value than the two addends. For example, if your checking account had -2 dollars in it, but you added another transaction of -8 dollars, you would now be at -10 dollars. -2 + -8 = - 10.
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