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3 years ago

You gain 60 points in a board game negative or positive integer

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8 0

Hello!

When you gain 60 points, this is a positive integer.

The reasoning is because of the key word gain. When you gain points, you are adding a number, which could only mean that the integer is positive.

If this were to be represented by a negative integer, the problem would be saying something along the lines of "You lose 60 points," which can be represented by the negative integer -60.

Mkey [24]3 years ago

5 0

It is a positive integer

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