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What is 2 more than 8?
10
Evaluate -10 - -8?
-2
What is negative 8 minus positive 2?
(+8) - (-2) = +10
What is 10 - 2?
8
What is -10 minus -8?
18
What is --10 plus -8?
-18
What is 2 add 8?
10
What do you need to take from 8 to get -2?
10
What is the sum of 2 and 8?
The sum of 8 and 2 is 10
How can 80 be split into groups of 6 8 10?
here are all the possible combinations 6(12)+8 6(10)+10(2) 6(9)+8(2)+10 6(8)+8(4) 6(7)+8+10(3) 6(6)+8(3)+10(2) 6(5)+8(5)+10 6(5)+10(5) 6(4)+8(2)+10(4) 6(4)+8(7) 6(3)+8(4)+10(3) 6(2)+8+10(6) 6(2)+8(6)+10(2) 6+8(3)+10(5) 6+8(8)+10 8(10) 8(5)+10(4) 10(8)
An atom has 10 protons in its nucleus and 10 electrons in orbit around the nucleus Frictional forces temporarily srtip away two of the electrons The net charge on this atom is?
+10 + (-8) = +2+10 + (-8) = +2+10 + (-8) = +2+10 + (-8) = +2
2 plus 8 - 10?
2+8-10=0
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