(–4) + 1 =
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When multiplying integers with opposite signs, the result is…
When multiplying integers with opposite signs, the result is ___.
Adding two negative integers is also similar to adding two w…
Adding two negative integers is also similar to adding two whole numbers except the sum will be ___.
2 × 3 is the same as ___.
2 × 3 is the same as ___.
Each place value position is ___ times the value of the numb…
Each place value position is ___ times the value of the number immediately to the right.
Often when writing negative numbers, ___ are used to differe…
Often when writing negative numbers, ___ are used to differentiate between a negative symbol and a subtraction symbol.
A(n) ___ is a number that is used to show a part of a whole…
A(n) ___ is a number that is used to show a part of a whole number and is written to the right of a decimal point.
To help facilitate subtraction, ___ can be added after a dec…
To help facilitate subtraction, ___ can be added after a decimal point.
A ___ is a number produced as a result of multiplication.
A ___ is a number produced as a result of multiplication.
(–10) + (–5) = ___
(–10) + (–5) = ___