Question

math -5 + (-2) - (-3) ?​

Answer 1

$\huge \rm \dag \underline \pink{required \: answer}$

$\bold \red{ - 5 + ( - 2) - ( - 3)}$

$\bold \color{blue}{ \implies - 5 - 2 + 3}$

$\bold \color{lightgreen}{ \implies -5 - 5}$

$\huge \ \boxed { = - 10}$

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Extra points :-

• Positive numbers, negative numbers along with zero are called Integers.

• Zero is niether positive nor negative.

• Absolute value of an integer is the numerical value without taking the sign to account.

• To add two positive integer or two negative integers, at their absolute values and prefix the Sign addends to it.

• If integer are of opposite sign we find the difference of their absolute value and with the sign of the integer whose absolute value is greater.

• To subtract two integers we at the negative of the subtrahend to the minuend.

• One is the identity element of multiplication in integer.

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