-7 -(-2) = (-1x7)-(-1 x2) =-1x(7-2) =-1x5 = -5
Okay. that is overcomplicated.
Think of it this way:
If you have -7 and you're tanking away -2 of that, just take it away. Naturally, with subtraction subtract the sign and add like terms.
Like this:
(-7) - (-2) ===> (-7) + 2
See? When you do subtracting negatives, it's like adding a positive.
Hopefully you will never have problems with this, it's simple when you have the hang of it.
An equation where Y = -7
minus a negative is plus a positive so something like -6 - -7=1 because its the same as-6 + +7
7 times minus 2 =
no not always. as long as the first number is bigger than the second number. if it is not, the answer is negative. 7-5=2 5-7= -2
-2 is greater than -7 because it is the closest to zero and -7 is colder than -2
because both are minus and minus and minus is below zero, it would be 2 further below zero, -7-2=9
(-7)-(+2)=-5
Negative five minus two = seven(-5-2=7) Negative plus negative two also = 7(-5--2=7) so the answer is same so the answer is YES.
An equation where Y = -7
-19
5
-1 minus 6 is -7
Seven minus -6 is 13.
-11
negative 9
9
It is a plus positive, so -7 subtracting -2 is negative 5 - -5 when you are subtracting a negative, you just add the amount it is worth. So, -7-(-2)=-7 + 2= -5