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I need help with this question Subtraction:3+(-4) = ?

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Given:

We have to use subtraction

[tex]3+(-4)[/tex]

To find: Solve the above expression?

Explanation:

Here we use the subtraction operation to solve the given expression.

We know the operator property,

[tex]\begin{gathered} (+)(-)=(-) \\ (-)(-)=(+) \\ (+)(+)=(+) \\ (-)(+)=(-) \end{gathered}[/tex]

Therefore,

[tex]\begin{gathered} =3+(-4_) \\ \\ =3-4 \\ \\ =-1 \end{gathered}[/tex]

Thus, 3+(-4) = -1.

Answer: 3+(-4) = -1.

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