HELP PLEASE!

1 answer:

7 0

D. 60

when subtracting a negative from a positive use KCC
K eep
C hange
C hange

you keep the first number change the subtraction to a addition and make the negative a positive

35-(-25)
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35+(-25)
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35+25
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60

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