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Is the sum of two integers always greater than the difference between them? Why or why not?
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Is the sum of two integers always greater than the difference between them? Why or why not?

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Yes because the gap is one less than the bigger of the two integers, plus you are adding a little bit more to the bigger integer so the sum will always be bigger than the difference.
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