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William is adding 14+ (-3). He wants to write 14 as the sum of two numbers so that one of the numbers, when added to -3, will eq

ual 0. How should
William write 14 to complete this problem?
Write integers in the blanks to show how William will solve this problem.
14+(-3) =_+_+(-3)
14+(-3)=_+0

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seraphim [82]2 years ago

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Answer: Below

Step-by-step explanation:

14+(-3) =11+3+(-3)

14+(-3)=11+0

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