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A minus minus a minus will give a positive result. It will depend on the actual values. It will cause a positive movement, but still could result in a negative number. Consider these two examples. In both cases there is a positive movement but only the second results in an actual positive number:
-6 - -2 = -4
-2 - -6 = 4
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What does a minus and a minus equal?
A bigger minus.
What does a minus and a plus equal?
a minus and a plus equal a minus number yeh dude
How does five minus two equal 4?
Five minus 2 does not equal to 4
A minus take away a minus equals what?
a minus take away a minus makes a minus
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