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

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

Give an example that proves your answer:

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It will always be positive. For example 1- (-1) is 2. 2 negatives make a positive
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