3 years ago

What did I do wrong on this math worksheet? please help

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6 0

In order to get the statement to be correct you have to have a larger number. Plus you added -4 and 7 and got 11 when it should have been 3.

erik [133]3 years ago

6 0

-4 plus 7= 3 - not -11

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