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@matheazetutors.bsky.socialPositive + negative numbers don’t have to be confusing.
🟢 Same signs → Add
🔵 Different signs → Subtract
🔴 Subtraction → Add the opposite
The handout includes examples, real-life scenarios, and student practice.
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