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6 + (-2) means we start at 0 and go up 6 units to arrive at 6 on the number line. In terms of a building, you can think of starting on the ground floor and then going up 6 floors. Then adding on the -2 means we go down 2 floors to arrive at 6 + (-2) = 6-2 = 4

Answer: Choice B) go up 6, then down 2

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Answer:

6/(-2) = -3

Explanation:

rule - when you divide positive number by a negative number then it is negatie so with the same rule applied it is

6/-2

-3

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