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2 years ago

Mr. Lin writes the expressions

Mathematics

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Nady [450]2 years ago

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Answer:

Just see that the first expression has all negative, meaning the total will be a negative, but the second expression the subtraction sign and the negative sign are together, there's a rule when two negative sign's are together/next to each other, they turn into a addition sign, so it basically 8 + 20 for the second expression, so 8-(-20) has a higher result

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