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Explain why the oppisite of a positive number will always be a negitive number

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Answer:

because a positive is over zero and a negative is below zero so from that you can tell that the opposite of any positive will be a negative.

Step-by-step explanation:

xenn [34]3 years ago

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The opposite of positive numbers are negative. There are numbers on the right and left side on the number line of zero.

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Explain why the oppisite of a positive number will always be a negitive number