A negative ex. -4+(-4)=-8 The addition symbol between actually can turn into a subtraction symbol through very simple algebra because a positive times a negative is always a negative. So: -4-4=-8 is the same.
two negatives makes a positive, meaning you add. i.e. 2 - -2 = 2+2 = 4
Either.
Adding negatives? You get a negative. But if you multiply/divide 2 negatives, that's a positive.
Two negatives make a positive in multiplication and division
The way you have worded your question is a bit tricky.How do you add negatives? - by adding the numbers themselves and making the answer negative.If this is not your question, please reword it and re-ask it. :-)
When you have two negatives, you add the magnitudes, but since, you have both negatives, the direction of the resultant magnitude is along the negative direction, so you add the magnitude and put the negative sign.
two negatives makes a positive, meaning you add. i.e. 2 - -2 = 2+2 = 4
Yes.
If you add two negative numbers, the result is negative.If you multiply two negative numbers, the result is positive.
+ add + = - - Add - = + + add - = -
When combining (adding) two negatives you get a negative. When multiplying two negatives you will get a positive.
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You get a negative
two negatives make a larger negative -9+ -2= -11 -4+ -34= -38
I feel that two negatives are positive because you add* your two negative integers* together, you would be doing this: -+- (negative + negative) so the response is, is that if two integers where both negative, you would add, just like if there were two positives, you would add, but not if you have different signs. (positive+negative) you would subtract. Just as the same with negative + positive. [REVIEW: if the sign is the same, add, if the sign is different, you subtract.] *=you may not always add *=integers- a fancy word for numbers.
Either.
Adding negatives? You get a negative. But if you multiply/divide 2 negatives, that's a positive.