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Add: 130 + (-54) = How do I solve it

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Answer is 76 , when i add and subtract negative number i like to remove the addition sign and solve it like a subtraction problem ex: 130-54=76 therefore 130+(-54)= 76

Mazyrski [523]3 years ago

6 0

130-54=76

You just need to know when there is +- you just subtract the numbers with the charge of the largest number

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