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How would you graph the result of -3 + 5 as a point on the number line? two places to the right of zero two places to the left of zero eight places to the right of zero eight places to the left of zero
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How would you graph the result of -3 + 5 as a point on the number line?

two places to the right of zero
two places to the left of zero
eight places to the right of zero
eight places to the left of zero

User Bibek Oli
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It would be two places to the right of 0 because -3+5=2
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