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Consider the expression 5a + (-2b), where a < 0 and b < a. Is the sum always positive, always negative, or does it vary? Support your answer.

Consider the expression 5a + (-2b), where a < 0 and b < a. Is the sum always positive, always negative, or does it vary? Support your answer.
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Consider the expression 5a + (-2b), where a < 0 and b < a.

Is the sum always positive, always negative, or does it vary?

Support your answer.

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positive

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