3 years ago

What’s the difference of -36 and 3

Mathematics

1 answer:

Elanso [62]3 years ago

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Here is you're answer:

Remember you're subtracting integers so remember to use KCC. (Keep, Change, Change)

$-36 - 3 =$
Apply KCC:
$-36 + -3 =$
Now solve:
$-36 + -3 = -39$
$= -39$

Therefore you're answer is "-39."

Hope this helps!

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