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Does a negative plus a negative always equal a positive?

Does a negative plus a negative always equal a positive?
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Does a negative plus a negative always equal a positive?

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No. A negative (x) a negative equals a positive.
User Marwan Burelle
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A negative plus a negative never equals a positive. It only equals a positive if you’re multiplying a negative times a negative .
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