A 6) A positive plus a positive will always, sometimes, never) be negative. Give an example that proves your answer:

WolfgangK asked Feb 6, 2022

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6) A positive plus a positive will always, sometimes, never) be negative.
Give an example that proves your answer:

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Answer:

2 + 2=4

Explanation:

Unex answered Feb 11, 2022

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