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What is the sum of 3+(−4) = -1
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What is the sum of 3+(−4) = -1

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3 + -4 is equal to 3 - 4 and 3 - 4 is 1
User Ennabah
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3+-4=-1
3-4=-1
-1=-1

so the answer is:
-1 = -1
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