Use >, < OR = symbols in the blank space in each of the following. i) (-3) - (-5) ___ (-4) + (-9) ii) 71 -2 - 31 ___ 71 - 2 +31 iii) 39 + (-35) – (58) ___ 37 + (-11) - (+26) iv) 23 + (-8) - 7 ___ 9 - 13 + 12
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i) For (-3) - (-5), you add 5 because subtracting a negative is the same as adding its positive equivalent. So, (-3) - (-5) = (-3) + 5 = 2. For (-4) + (-9), you simply add the two negatives together, which results in a more negative number. So, (-4) + (-9) = Show more…
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