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Worth 100 points :) Add 3/4+(−2 1/2) using the number line. Select the location on the number line to plot the sum.
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Worth 100 points :)
Add 3/4+(−2 1/2) using the number line.
Select the location on the number line to plot the sum.
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-1 1/4. Because a negative and a positive make a negative
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-1 1/4. Because a negative and a positive make a negative
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