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3 years ago

How is adding two negative fractions like adding two positive fractions, and how is it different?

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notsponge [240]3 years ago

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The sum of 2 negative fractions will be negative, and the sum of 2 positive fractions will be positive. They are similar because if you have the same number, just one positive and one negative, the absolute value of the sum of the 2 problems will be the same.

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