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What is negative 10 plus positive 7?
(-10) + (7) = -3
What number times 2 plus 10 gives you 3?
negative 3.5
What is negative 3 plus negative 7 plus 5 plus negative 4 plus negative 6?
-3 + -7 + 5 + -4 + -6 = -15
Is a negative plus a positive a negative?
If you add a negative and a positive the answer (pos or neg) is that of the highest number. For example -13+ 3= -10 and -3 + 13 = 10. In this situation a negative (-) plus a positive (+) can be either negative or positive depending on which number is greater. Example: -10 + 5 = -5 because -10 is larger than 5 (even though that seems contradictory) Example: -5 + 10 = 5 because 10 is larger than -5.
What is 3 to the zero power plus 3 to the negative second power?
30 + 3-2 = 10/9
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