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5 August, 12:50

Does the sum of two negative integers always negative

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  1. 5 August, 13:49
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    The answer is yes. The sum of two negative numbers is always negative.

    A negative number can be thought of as debt when you think of numbers in the context of money. For example, the value - 5 or negative 5, can represent the idea that you're 5 dollars in debt. If you go get another 3 dollars in debt, then you'll be 5+3 = 8 dollars in debt total. The "8 dollars in debt" is represented by - 8

    So this is what it looks like with negative numbers added up

    (-5) + (-3) = - 8

    which can also look like this

    (-5) + (-3) = - (5+3) = - (8) = - 8
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