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-987654321+(-123456789) =??​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\large\textsf\red{QUESTION:}

-987654321+(-123456789) =??

\large\textsf\green{ANSWER:}

\textsf\green{- 1111111110}

\textsf\blue{\underline{SOLUTION:}}

\textsf\red{\underline{NOTE:}} When there is a + in front of an expression in parentheses, the expression remains the same

\implies\textsf{- 987654321 - 123456789}

\textsf{Step\:1:} Factor out the negative sign from the expression

\implies\textsf{- (987654321 + 123456789)}

\textsf{Lastly:} Add the numbers

\green\implies\textsf\green{- 1111111110}

hope this help!

Answered by Anonymous
20

Answer:

\bf\underline{\underline{Question}}

-987654321+(-123456789)

\bf\underline{\underline{solution}}

from the rule of bodmas we should open the all brackets first

so, in front of -124456789 it's "+" sign

we know that [ - ] [ + ] = [ - ]

so , -123456789

→ now , it's only -987654321 -123456789

we know that [ -] [ - ] = [ + ]

àdd them up !!

= −1111111110

note : we put "-" sign if front because the largest no ( -987654321) has a minus sign too .✔

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