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Why is 2 + (−3) equal to −1?
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Why is 2 + (−3) equal to −1?

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Explanation:

The signs + and - would equal to a subtraction sign since the signs are opposite of each other.

That would make the equation:

2 - 3 = ?

The answer would be -1.

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