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Math


Question Posted Monday September 5 2005, 4:52 pm

ok..
when you have a negitave plus and negitave do you add them together or subtract them?
nagitave plus a positive? add or subtract?

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livestrong answered Monday September 5 2005, 7:55 pm:
negative plus a negative add them example...
-1 + -1 = -2
negative plus a possitive minus them...
-1 + 1= the same as 1 + -1 which is 1 - 1= 0

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BecauseYouLivex3 answered Monday September 5 2005, 6:03 pm:
Ok a Negative Plus a Negative you add them which is

SADS
S A = same add
D S = different subtract

and a negative plus a postive would be subtract

hope I helped !

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andhearts answered Monday September 5 2005, 5:54 pm:
okay heres a little hint...
when you add negitives...you are only going to get a smaller number right? (hopefully you understand that much)
when you are adding negitives...you just add them like adding anyother numbers...and then put a negitive sign in front of it (-)...
when you SUBTRACT negitives...
well this is a little jingle that will help...
its (kcC)= keep change change.
that means...for example...
-12 - -4 = x
keep the -12 as it is. = KEEP
change the subtraction sybol to a addition symbol = CHANGE
and change the NEGITIVE 4 to a POSTITIVE 4 = CHANGE

then it all works out.

soo...it comes to....

-12 - -4 =x
to...
-12 + 4 = x
to....
-12 + 4 = -8
and you know its a negitive because the negitive number (12) is larger than the postitive number (4)

well, i hope yo uunderstand. its kind of hard to exsplain on computer. but i will help even more if you dont understand. =) get back to me wither way =) good luck. much love, erica

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charmed3fanatic answered Monday September 5 2005, 5:46 pm:
negative+negative you add to get a negative answer.... negative plus positive you subtract... lets say it's -4 + 8 the answer would be +4 because highest number (8) is a positive get ... and if it was 4 + (-8) it would be -4 because the highest (8) is a negatice... get it? if not just let me no and i'll help you as much as possible :-)

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cjAdvice answered Monday September 5 2005, 5:45 pm:
with negative and negative you ad them together.

negative plus a posotive, you subtract

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