Find the difference between largest 2 digit positive number and smallest 3 digit negative number
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Answer:
Smallest 3- digit number =100
Greatest 2- digit number =99
Therefore, required difference =100−99=1
Roman numeral of 1 is I.
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It’s the sum of the greatest three digit positive number and the greatest two digit positive number if you subtract the least three digit negative number from the two digit one. If you meant to subtract the largest two digit number from the negative one, than the result would be the negative ot the sum mentioned in the first sentence. (My point being the “difference” in your question is ambiguous.)
In any case, 999+99 = 1098, so your answer is either 1098 or -1098, depending on what you meant by the phrase “difference between.”
Note that you can visualize by placing a “dot” on the real line at -999 and another at 99, and then measuring the length of the line connecting the dots. (That length is negative if you measure from the 99 dot to the -999 one, and positive if you measure from the -999 dot to the 99 one.