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How would -9-(-5) look like as an addition problem?
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How would -9-(-5) look like as an addition problem?

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Answer:

-9 + 5

Explanation:

If there is a negative sign in front of a negative number in parenthesis, then that makes the negative number a positive number which is -9 + 5

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Answer:

-9+5=-4

Explanation:

a negative times a negative is always a positive.

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