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Suppose the sum of two intergers is negative. Must both intergers be negative​

Suppose the sum of two intergers is negative. Must both intergers be negative​
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Suppose the sum of two intergers is negative. Must both intergers be negative​

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no, because -5+3=-2 This is the same as 3-5=-2.

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