what number must you subtract from -13 to get a difference of 0? so i know the answer to this part; its -13 but i dont know how i got that answer like i dont know how to explain it please help :sob:

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Lozzajp asked Jun 25, 2022

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what number must you subtract from -13 to get a difference of 0? so i know the answer to this part; its -13 but i dont know how i got that answer like i dont know how to explain it please help :sob:

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Answer:

-13

Explanation:

-13-(-13)=0.

Two minus is a plus.

-13+13=0.

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