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2 years ago

Please help me on the following if possible :)

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kodGreya [7K]2 years ago

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5+(-7)=5−7=-2
9+(-5)=9-5=4
(-1)+9=−1+9=8
9+(-7)=9−7=2
50+(-7)=50−7=43
27+(-6)=27-6=21
1+(-30)=1-30=-29
15+(-25)=15-25=−10

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