An integer smaller than both integer
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Write a pair of integers whose sum gives
(i) Zero:
(ii) A negative integer:
(iii) An integer smaller than both integers:
(iv) An integer greater than both integers:
(v) An integer smaller than only one of the integers.
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(i)=5+(−5)
=5−5
=0
(ii)=−8+(−5)
=−8−5
=−13
(iii)=−3+(−6)
=−3−6
=−9
(iv)=4+6
=10
(v)=7+(−3)
=7–3
=5
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From the above equation, we can say that if the sum of the two integers is smaller than both the integers, then the two integers are must be less than zero.
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