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3 years ago

In what situation do you subtract negative numbers in real life Ps:my teacher is dumb

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When you're in debt, and you go further in debt <em>For example, say you got a new charger the other day, and your parents bough it but you need to pay them back, so they owe you $15. Then, your headphones break and they buy you a new pair for $30. You're already $15 in debt from them, and you owe them $30 more, so -15 - 30 = -45.</em>

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