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How do you calculate -16+(-22)-14=

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BlackZzzverrR [31]3 years ago

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-16 + (-22) - 14

First, simplify your brackets. / Your problem should look like: $-16 - 22 - 14$
Second, subtract -16 - 22 - 14 to get -52. / Your problem should look like: $-52$

Answer: -52

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