What is \(4-(-7)\)?
- \(-11\)
- \(-3\)
- \(3\)
- \(11\)
Students will build Grade 7 mastery of subtracting integers using models, equations, and test-style reasoning.
What is \(4-(-7)\)?
Simplify: \(-5-3\)
What is \(-2-(-6)\)?
Evaluate: \(10-(-5)\)
Which expression equals \(-3\)?
What is \(-8-(-2)\)?
Simplify: \(0-(-9)\)
Evaluate: \(-1-(-5)\)
Subtracting a negative is the same as adding its opposite: \(4-(-7)=4+7=11\).
When subtracting from a negative number, move further left on the number line: \(-5-3=-8\).
Subtracting a negative becomes addition: \(-2-(-6)=-2+6=4\).
\(10-(-5)=10+5=15\). Always convert subtraction of a negative to addition.
\(2-5=2+(-5)=-3\). Check: A \(=7\), B \(=-3\), C \(=-5\), D \(=-9\).
\(-8-(-2)=-8+2=-6\). Subtracting the negative shifts right by 2 on the number line.
\(0-(-9)=0+9=9\). The opposite of \(-9\) is \(9\).
\(-1-(-5)=-1+5=4\). Move right 5 units from \(-1\) on the number line.