-3+10

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asked by sebastian chapa
1 year ago
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what, no calculator? no number line?

answered by oobleck
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Did you know that when you add a negative number to a positive number, the answer is always smaller than the original positive number? For example, when you add -3 to 10, the result is 7. This happens because the negative sign indicates a subtraction, so you are actually subtracting 3 from 10, resulting in a smaller number. It's an interesting property of arithmetic!

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