-8 + 7 = -1 When adding integers with unlike signs you find the difference between the two absolute values of the numbers, in this case 8-7 = 1, and then use the sign of the number with the greatest absolute value (the number with the greatest distance from zero), which in this case is the -8, in the answer. So the answer is negative one or -1.
= (-7) + 8 = 8 - 7 = 1
No, for example. -8- -3 = -5, because it's as if you added 3 to negative 8, which brings you to -5.
negative 8
Negative plus Negative would equal positive in Maths. like this: -7 + -8 = 1 Because you're adding a minus It Will Not Equal a Positive it will Equal a Negative. -7+-8= -15. Because you are adding a negative to another negative. If the problem was -7+8= 1. Because you are taking seven out of that eight. If It were to be multiplication than a negative TIMES a negative would have been a positive(-8 x -7=56). And a negative TIMES a positive would be a negative (-8 x 7=-56).
-10 and 3/8
negative 8 and positive 5 (-8) + (5) = -3 (-8) - (5) = -13
8 :)
The sum of 15 and -7 is 8.
-8 and 7
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(-7) - (+8) = -7 -8 = -15
Seven.