If m = 5 and n = -1, what is n + m?

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ZPPP asked Dec 23, 2023

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If m = 5 and n = -1, what is n + m?

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ZPPP asked Dec 23, 2023

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4 because -1+5 which equals 4

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Answer:

n + m = 4

Explanation:

If m = 5 and n = -1 then that means 5 + (-) which equals 4

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Antoine Dahan answered Dec 29, 2023

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