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You represent a loss as a ______ amount positive negative <-----this one?

You represent a loss as a ______ amount positive negative <-----this one?
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You represent a loss as a ______ amount

positive
negative <-----this one?

User Lordstyx
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That is correct. when balancing a checkbook, a deposit would be an addition (positive)and a withdrawal would be a subtraction (negative)
User Danzel
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negative

hope it helps :)
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